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bandit

/ˈbændɪt/

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noun

土匪，强盗。

One who robs others in a lawless area, especially as part of a group.

Examples :

"The bandits ambushed the stagecoach on the remote desert road, stealing the passengers' money and valuables. "

土匪们在偏远的沙漠公路上伏击了驿站马车，抢走了乘客的钱财和贵重物品。

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noun

土匪, 强盗

Examples :

"The masked bandit robbed the stagecoach of all its gold. "

那个蒙面土匪抢走了驿站马车上的所有黄金。

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noun

骗子，土匪

One who cheats others.

Examples :

"The student was accused of being a bandit, because he cheated on the test. "

那个学生被指控是个骗子，因为他考试作弊了。

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noun

敌机，匪机

An enemy aircraft.

Examples :

"The pilot spotted a bandit approaching from the east. "

飞行员发现一架敌机正从东边接近。

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noun

跑霸，蹭跑者

A runner who covertly joins a race without having registered as a participant.

Examples :

"The marathon had a few bandits who slipped in without registering. "

这次马拉松混进了几个跑霸，他们没报名就偷偷跑了。

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verb

抢劫，掠夺

To rob, or steal from, in the manner of a bandit.

Examples :

"The student banditted his friend's lunch money. "

这个学生像土匪一样抢了他朋友的午饭钱。

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