scouts

英 [skaʊts]

美 [skaʊts]

n.  童子军; 童子军成员; 侦察员; 侦察机
v.  侦察，搜寻(某处); 物色(优秀运动员、演员、音乐家等)
scout的第三人称单数和复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 侦察员
  Ascoutis someone who is sent to an area of countryside to find out the position of an enemy army.
  1. They sent two men out in front as scouts.
     他们派两人在前面侦察。
• 同 talent scout
  Ascoutis the same as atalent scout.
• VERB (在某地)搜索,寻找
  If youscoutsomewhereforsomething, you go through that area searching for it.
  1. I wouldn't have time to scout the area for junk...
     我没空在这个地区找没用的东西。
  2. A team of four was sent to scout for a nuclear test site...
     一个4人小分队被派出寻找核试验地。
  3. I have people scouting the hills already.
     我已经让人搜过那些山了。

双语例句

• This is the area where scouts have to prevent their enemy's attacks.
  这是地方的球探已经以防止他们的敌人的攻击。
• You remembered* The boy scouts.
  你还记得童子军的事。
• And here I thought we were building weapons, not girl scouts.
  在这里，我认为我们是在制造武器，而不是训练女童子军。
• The scouts took a prisoner to get information.
  侦察兵抓了个舌头。
• I learned it in the boy scouts.
  我做童子军时学的。
• He's in the Boy Scouts.
  他参加了童子军。
• The scouts are watching out for enemy patrols.
  侦察员提防着敌人的巡逻队。
• The boy scouts and I have that in common.
  童子军我和我有共同点。
• Cowboys and Boy Scouts wear handkerchiefs.
  牛仔和童子军围头巾。娜侬戴上头巾，出去了。
• Our scouts quietly disposed of the enemy sentry.
  我们的侦察兵一声不响地干掉了敌人的哨兵。