bandit

UK:  ['bændɪt]

US:  ['bændɪt]

复数：bandits  

n.

1.强盗;匪徒

2.土匪,强盗

3.恶棍,暴徒;盗贼;土匪,匪

4.〔英空军俚〕敌机

1 . He looked back at me and whispered, 'Bandit Country, ' his eyes glittering, and then he ran off to explore some more.
他回头看看我，小声说：“强盗之乡，”他的眼睛闪闪发光，然后跑开去探寻更多的未知。

2 . albert , then , had fallen into the hands of the famous bandit chief , in whose existence he had for so long a time refused to believe.
这么说，阿尔贝是落在那个大名鼎鼎的强盗头子手里了，而那个强盗头子的存在是他一向拒绝相信的。

3 . It was a shame, Mr Tsai says, that the phones made by his Chinese clients came to be known as shanzai, or bandit, phones.
蔡明介说，该公司中国客户生产的手机被称作“山寨手机”或“黑手机”，这让他感到惋惜。

4 . BC: I would brag that I would allow any bandit that defeated me in solo combat to claim leadership of the camp. It seemed fair, you know?
我曾经夸耀说，任何在单人角斗中打败我的强盗都可以得到营地的领导权。听起来很公平，是吧？

5 . Like an animal at bay, the bandit chieftain laid about him in desperation.
土匪头子困兽犹斗，在绝望中向四面八方乱打一气。