criminals

英 [ˈkrɪmɪnlz]

美 [ˈkrɪmənəlz]

n.  罪犯
criminal的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 罪犯
  Acriminalis a person who regularly commits crimes.
  1. A group of gunmen attacked a prison and set free nine criminals in Moroto.
     一伙持枪歹徒袭击了莫罗托的一所监狱，放走了9名罪犯。
• ADJ 犯罪的;犯法的
  Criminalmeans connected with crime.
  1. Her husband faces various criminal charges...
     她丈夫面临多项犯罪指控。
  2. At 17, he had a criminal record for petty theft...
     他17岁就有了小偷小摸的犯罪前科。
  3. Doug was found guilty of criminal assault and sentenced to six months in jail.
     道格被判犯有人身攻击罪，监禁6个月。
• ADJ 罪过的;严重错误的
  If you describe an action ascriminal, you think it is very wrong or a serious mistake.
  1. He said a full-scale dispute involving strikes would be criminal.
     他说如果出现罢工等大规模纠纷那将是极不应该的。

双语例句

• Persistent criminals who have gone unpunished by the courts have been dealt with by local people
  没有受到法庭制裁的惯犯被当地人处治了。
• Armed guards escorted the criminals to prison.
  武装警卫把罪犯押到监狱。
• More and more criminals will agree to plea-bargain.
  越来越多的罪犯会同意接受认罪辩诉协议。
• Uncontrollable children grow into young criminals.
  任性放肆的孩子会变成年轻的罪犯。
• There is very little stigma attached to crime and criminals.
  人们几乎都不把犯罪和罪犯视为一种耻辱。
• Criminals defy the law.
  罪犯无视法律。
• The most important deterrent for most criminals is the likelihood of detection and arrest.
  对大多数罪犯来说，最大的威慑力量是警方可能会破案并将他们逮捕。
• Criminals are very reluctant to leave a paper trail.
  罪犯非常不愿意留下案底。
• The criminals know how to play the system and get away with it
  这些罪犯知道如何钻体制的空子以逃脱惩罚。
• She described it as the work of depraved and evil criminals.
  她认为那是堕落邪恶的罪犯所为。