looters

英 [ˈluːtəz]

美 [ˈlutərz]

n.  (战争、暴乱等中的)抢劫者，劫掠者
looter的复数

柯林斯词典

• （战争、暴乱等中的）抢劫者，劫掠者
  Alooteris a person who steals things from shops or houses, for example during a war or riot.

双语例句

• But he said archaeologists were struggling to keep up with looters, who often ransack ancient sites before the experts can get to them.
  但是他说考古学家在和掠夺者们展开一场较量。在专家们能对古址进行发掘之前往往会被盗墓者的洗劫。
• Nationwide, there is fretting about weak police tactics, which initially left looters feeling they could rampage with impunity.
  就全国范围而言，民众都在抱怨警察战术低劣，导致抢劫者从一开始就觉得他们可以恣意妄为且能免除惩罚。
• Those committing several robberies or robbing large amounts of money or other properties; The looters is give heavy jail sentence.
  多次抢劫或者抢劫数额巨大的抢劫犯被判监禁的重刑。
• About half an hour later, the looters were back, and they threatened to kill me, or to tell the Americans that I am a spy for Saddam Hussein's intelligence, so that the Americans would kill me.
  大约半个小时后，抢劫者回来了，他们威胁说要杀了我，或者是告诉美国人我是萨达姆侯赛因的情报机关间谍，这样美国人就会杀了我。
• They were told to shoot looters at first sight.
  他们奉命见到打劫者就开枪。
• A man lies handcuffed with his artificial leg after US Marines caught him and other looters robbing from a bank.
  一个人是他的假肢戴上手铐后，美国海军陆战队抓住他，从银行抢劫者抢劫。
• Some courts have operated through the night to process cases, and magistrates have referred guilty rioters and looters to Crown courts, which have greater sentencing powers.
  有些法院在夜间处理案件以加快其进展，裁判官将暴徒和抢劫者的名单提交到拥有更大审判权力的国家法庭。
• A post office was set on fire and vehicles were stoned by looters.
  抢劫犯放火烧了一家邮局，并用石头砸车。
• Volunteer guards warded off looters, so the new incumbents receive visitors in the same white leather armchairs in rooms of polished lacquer panelling and red carpets.
  志愿保安避开了打劫者，这样，在亮漆镶板和鲜红地毯装饰的办公室里，新任领导可以一如既往地坐在白皮椅上接待访客。
• Citizens watched for looters, and police patrolled throughout the city.
  市民自行警戒防卫抢劫者，而警察在全市各处巡逻。