fugitives

英 [ˈfjuːdʒɪtɪvz]

美 [ˈfjudʒɪtɪvz]

n.  逃亡者; 逃跑者; 亡命者
fugitive的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 逃亡者;亡命者;(通常指)逃犯
  Afugitiveis someone who is running away or hiding, usually in order to avoid being caught by the police.
  1. The rebel leader was a fugitive from justice.
     叛军头目是一名在逃的不法之徒。
  2. ...the fugitive train robber.
     逃亡的火车劫匪

双语例句

• While we're homeless fugitives.
  我们却成为无家可归的逃犯。
• The police have found out the fugitives final destination.
  警方已经发现逃犯最终目的地。
• Recent years, chasing fugitives online has become a new way of chasing fugitives and shown its great effects.
  网上追逃是近年来追逃工作发展的新形式，在实际工作中发挥了巨大作用。
• We picked up the trail of the fugitives and soon overtook them.
  我们找到逃亡者的踪迹，不久就追上了他们。
• The fugitives wanted to rest, but the fear of capture whipped them on.
  逃亡者想停下来休息，但怕被抓住的恐惧又催促他们快跑。
• At times he sheltered as many as17 fugitives at once, and he kept a team and wagon ready to convey them on the next leg of their journey.
  有时他一次庇护的逃亡者就多达17人，他还备有一组人员和车辆把他们送往下一段行程。
• Ideas almost refuse to be expressed in these substantives which are fugitives from justice.
  人们几乎要拒绝用这些被法律贬斥了的词汇来表达思想。
• The Tories'efforts to challenge this doctrine made them political fugitives& literally.
  保守党为离经叛道所做的种种“努力”让他们成了不折不扣的政治逃难者。
• Secretly shelter ( as of fugitives or criminals).
  秘密地隐匿（逃亡者或罪犯）。
• When the coast was clear, the fugitives came out of their hiding place.
  当没有危险时，难民们自藏匿处出来。