enemies

英 [ˈɛnɪmiz]

美 [ˈɛnəmiz]

n.  敌人; 仇人; 反对者; 敌国; 敌军; 敌兵; 危害物; 大敌
enemy的复数

柯林斯词典

• 敌人;仇敌
  If someone is yourenemy, they hate you or want to harm you.
• N-COUNT 反对者
  If someone is yourenemy, they are opposed to you and to what you think or do.
  1. The Government's political enemies were quick to pick up on this series of disasters.
     政府的政敌迅速借这一系列灾难向政府发难。
• N-SING-COLL 敌军;敌国
  The enemyis an army or other force that is opposed to you in a war, or a country with which your country is at war.
  1. The enemy were pursued for two miles...
     敌军被追击了两英里。
  2. He searched the skies for enemy bombers.
     他在空中搜寻敌军轰炸机。
• N-COUNT 大敌;危害
  If one thing is theenemy ofanother thing, the second thing cannot happen or succeed because of the first thing.
  1. Reform, as we know, is the enemy of revolution.
     正如我们所知，改革是革命的大敌。

双语例句

• I don't want to make enemies with the world.
  我不想与天下人为敌。
• He frustrated his enemies in their plans.
  他使敌人的计划落空了。
• He cut down some enemies.
  他砍死了几个敌人。
• 'Did he have any enemies?' — 'Not a one. Not a damn one!'
  “他有什么仇人吗？”——“一个都没有，竟然找不出一个！”
• He was basely slandered by his enemies.
  他受到仇敌卑鄙的诋毁。
• Our enemies were caught unprepared and we disposed of them without firing a single shot.
  我们打了它个措手不及，一枪没放就把他们收拾掉了。
• Because of a renegade's betrayal, she fell among enemies.
  由于叛徒的出卖，她落到了敌人的手中。
• He confronted his enemies bravely.
  他英勇地面对敌军。
• His enemies maliciously conspired to ruin him.
  他的敌人恶毒地密谋搞垮他。
• The two became deadly enemies
  这两人成了死敌。