assailants

英 [əˈseɪlənts]

美 [əˈseɪlənts]

n.  攻击者; 行凶者
assailant的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 袭击者;攻击者
  Someone'sassailantis a person who has physically attacked them.
  1. Other party-goers rescued the injured man from his assailant.
     其他参加聚会的人把这名伤者从行凶者手中救了出来。

双语例句

• I'm afraid the assailants have temporarily eluded us, my lord.
  恐怕这些攻击者已经暂时开始躲避我们了，大人。
• Politicians have few friends& their assailants come from every section of society.
  政界人物茕茕孑立&他们的攻击者来自社会各个方面。
• And the assailants are still on the march, threatening other nations, great and small.
  攻击者们依然还在不断的威胁着其他大大小小的国家。
• Richard Phillips was eventually rescued in an operation co-ordinated by the American navy, in which snipers killed his assailants.
  理查德菲利普斯被美国海军调遣的军队所营救，这场营救过程中阻击兵击毙了攻击者。
• The gun went off police believe accidentally and the assailants fled the store toward a nearby neighborhood, where police dogs led authorities to their getaway car.
  一把枪走火了（警方相信这是意外情况）抢劫者逃离商店，跑入了附近的居民区，随后在警犬的引导下警方找到了他们逃跑的车。
• Have we i.ded the assailants?
  我们知道绑架者是谁吗？
• Police officers rushed to secure the Parliament building and move occupants to safety as they hunted for what Canadian news reports said were possibly two or three assailants.
  警察火速前去保护议会大厦，并将楼内人员转移至安全地带，同时搜寻袭击者。加拿大新闻报道声称，可能有两三名同伙。
• Have we i.d.ed the assailants?
  知道罪犯是谁了吗？
• While there was little difference between injuries inflicted by one assailant or two assailants, the severity of injury rose significantly when there were three or more attackers.
  在被一位攻击者或者两位攻击者攻击产生的伤之间几乎没有差别的时候，而当有3个或更多攻击者时，伤的严重程度就会提高。
• A group of armed assailants managed to penetrate security.
  一群武装歹徒渗透层层安检。