assassins

英 [əˈsæsɪnz]

美 [əˈsæsənz]

n.  (为金钱或政治目的的)暗杀者，行刺者
assassin的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 暗杀者；刺客
  Anassassinis a person who assassinates someone.
  1. He saw the shooting and memorised the number of the assassin's car.
     他目睹了枪击过程并记住了刺客的车牌号码。

双语例句

• Boss, what are you doing with those assassins?
  老板，你对那些杀手做了什么？
• Assassins have been known to be eccentric.
  刺客被证明是古怪的。
• By20, she was one of the top female assassins in the world.
  20岁之前，她已成为世界顶尖的女杀手之一。
• That morning, the 19-year-old Bosnian Serb and six other would-be assassins had failed to kill the Austrian Archduke Franz Ferdinand.
  那个清晨，这位19岁的波斯尼亚塞尔维亚人和其他6个想要成为暗杀者的人，未能刺杀奥地利大公弗朗茨斐迪南（franzferdinand）。
• She was one of the kgb's foremost assassins.
  她曾是克格勃最强的杀手。
• She's scarier than those assassins.
  她比那些杀手还可怕。
• And they'll be viewed as nothing more than common assassins.
  那他们就只会被当做普通的暗杀者。
• Yet some assassins do genuinely seem to change the course of events.
  然而，实际上，一些暗杀确实似乎会改变事件的发展进程。
• They are no robbers, but assassins.
  他们不是窃贼，而是刺客。
• He described the men who went through his program as "hit men and assassins" who could kill on command.
  他说那个男人只要通过他的“将刺客和打人联系”项目，他就能按命令杀人。