villagers

英 [ˈvɪlɪdʒəz]

美 [ˈvɪlɪdʒərz]

n.  村民; 乡村居民; 乡下人
villager的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 村民
  You refer to the people who live in a village, especially the people who have lived there for most or all of their lives, as thevillagers.
  1. Soon the villagers couldn't afford to buy food for themselves.
     很快村民们就买不起口粮了。

双语例句

• Soon the villagers couldn't afford to buy food for themselves.
  很快村民们就买不起口粮了。
• Driven beyond endurance, they led the villagers to arm themselves and prepare for action.
  他们忍无可忍，领导乡亲们拿起武器准备行动。
• All the villagers turned out for the work.
  所有村民都出工去了。
• Most villagers took communion only at Easter.
  大部分村民只在复活节的时候领受圣餐。
• The villagers are royalist to the core.
  那些村民是十足的保皇主义者。
• Police and the villagers all unanimously ascribed the forest fire to thunder and lightning.
  警方和村民一致把森林失火归因于雷电。
• The villagers piped in drinking water from the reservoir
  村民用管道从水库引来饮用水。
• The bandit kicked at the legs of the two villagers.
  那匪徒向这两个村民的腿上踢了两脚。
• After the war, the villagers lived at quiet for many years.
  战后村民们安定地生活了好些年。
• In the old society hunger, cold and illness cut down many of the villagers.
  在旧社会，饥饿、寒冷和疾病夺去了村里许多人的生命。