outlaws

英 [ˈaʊtlɔːz]

美 [ˈaʊtlɔːz]

v.  宣布…不合法; 使…成为非法; (旧时)剥夺(某人的)法律权益
n.  (尤指过去的人)亡命徒，逃犯，草莽英雄，被剥夺法律权益者
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柯林斯词典

• VERB 宣布…为非法；使成为非法
  When somethingis outlawed, it is made illegal.
  1. In 1975 gambling was outlawed...
     1975年赌博被宣布为非法。
  2. The German government has outlawed some fascist groups.
     德国政府已经宣布一些法西斯团体为非法。
  3. ...the outlawed political parties.
     被宣布为非法的政党
• N-COUNT 逃犯；亡命之徒
  Anoutlawis a criminal who is hiding from the authorities.
  1. Jesse was an outlaw, a bandit, a criminal.
     杰西是个亡命之徒，曾经抢劫犯科。

双语例句

• Even though communist Vietnam outlaws gambling, which is considered a "social evil," betting on football remains popular and widespread.
  在越南赌球被认为是对社会危害极大的祸水，可是赌球依然十分流行和普遍。
• He outlaws the term hard worker as vague, while welcoming results oriented as specific.
  他宣称努力的员工这个词是模糊的，但认为以业绩为导向的是明确的，而且对此表示欢迎。
• I suppose it has something of the same appeal as dramas about vampires or gangsters – the allure of rebels and outlaws.
  我想，这与关于吸血鬼或者黑势力的电视剧一样，具有相同的魅力&叛徒与亡命之徒的诱惑。
• During his year in the forest, Robin met many other outlaws.
  在森林里的一年，罗宾遇见其他许多绿林大盗。
• A Contrastive Study of Grammatical Cohesive Devices in Outlaws of the Marsh and Its English Version
  《水浒传》及英译本语法衔接手段对比研究
• You must be running the outlaws now.
  你现在一定在为亡命之徒帮工作。
• A hiding place; usually a remote place used by outlaws.
  歹徒或逃犯用于藏身的边远的地方。
• Inland there were savages and outlaws to avoid.
  上岸深入内地，就得躲避野蛮人和亡命之徒。
• The creation of Jinggagshan Revolutionary Base owes certain to the contribution of the force converted from "greenwood outlaws" of whom Yuan Wencai is a representative.
  在井冈山革命根据地的创建中，“绿林”出身的袁文才等人作出了重要的贡献。
• A mysterious cowboy kills a group of outlaws before abandoning his naked son to ride off with a woman.
  一位神秘的牛仔杀死了一帮暴徒，然后抛弃了自己的儿子并用一位女子一同流浪。