hoodlums

英 [ˈhʊdləmz]

美 [ˈhudləmz]

n.  暴徒，恶棍(尤指属于某团伙者); 小阿飞; 小流氓
hoodlum的复数

柯林斯词典

• 暴徒;（尤指）帮派匪徒
  Ahoodlumis a violent criminal, especially one who is a member of a group.

双语例句

• The police arrived as the hoodlums closed in on him.
  几个恶棍逐渐将他团团围住时，警察到了。
• And were presumed homeless hoodlums.
  初步估计是无家可归的小混混。
• We were assaulted by vicious young hoodlums.
  我们被年轻的坏流氓袭击。
• A hardened, street-smart man, Louis had been sent by his own father to the United States to get him away from the hoodlums he had been running with in Taipei.
  路易是一个坚毅精明的角色。为了不让他在台北和小流氓们混，路易在年轻时被自己的父亲送到了美国。
• People who have been knifed and robbed by hoodlums.
  被匪徒捅一刀并抢走钱财的人们。
• The policeman smote the hoodlums with his bare fist.
  警察赤手空拳打这些无赖。
• Are you hoodlums? Are you gangsters?
  你是无赖吗？你是强盗吗？
• I heard my brother got mixed up with some hoodlums.
  我听说我的兄弟和一些恶棍有瓜葛。
• Henry was worked over by the hoodlums in the park right after midnight.
  就在午夜过后，亨利在公园被流氓殴打敲诈。
• He spurned my suggestion that he shouldn't go and see the brawl of the hoodlums.
  他冷然地拒绝了我提的不要去看阿飞们吵架的建议。