| 单词 | thieves |
| 释义 | thieves For the noun: thiefPlural form: thieves本页中： thief, thieveWordReference English-Chinese Dictionary © 2019:主要翻译英语中文thief nnoun: Refers to person, place, thing, quality, etc. ([sb] who steals)小偷 xiǎo tōu 窃贼 qiè zéi A thief stole the diamond ring. WordReference English-Chinese Dictionary © 2019:主要翻译英语中文thieve⇒ viintransitive verb: Verb not taking a direct object--for example, "She jokes." "He has arrived." (steal)偷 tōu Barry promised he wouldn't thieve anymore, but he stole a piece of candy anyway. WordReference English-Chinese Dictionary © 2019:复合形式：thief | thieve英语中文jewel thief nnoun: Refers to person, place, thing, quality, etc. ([sb] who steals precious stones or jewellery)珠宝贼 zhū bǎo zéi 偷珠宝的人 tōu zhū bǎo de rén The Pink Panther is a film about a policeman trying to catch a notorious jewel thief.like a thief in the night advadverb: Describes a verb, adjective, adverb, or clause--for example, "come quickly," "very rare," "happening now," "fall down." (silently, stealthily)偷偷摸摸地 tōu tōu mō mō de The fog crept down the valley like a thief in the night. The cat crept through the garden like a thief in the night.petty thief nnoun: Refers to person, place, thing, quality, etc. (criminal: steals small amounts)小贼 xiǎo zéi 小偷小摸者 xiǎo tōu xiǎo mō zhě Smith gained a reputation for being a petty thief. 有所遗漏？报告错误或提出改进建议Collins Chinese Dictionary Plus (3rd edition), 2011:thief [[th]i:f](pl thieves)[[th]i:vz] n [c] 贼(賊) zéi [个 gè]任何将他人物品未经许可就据为己有的人，都可被叫做 thief 。robber 是指用暴力的手段，或以暴力相威胁，将他人的物品据为己有，例如抢劫银行或商店等。burglar 是指入室盗窃者。 thieves [θi:vz] n.thief的变形 thief [θi:f] n. 小偷，窃贼；盗窃犯 盗窃物 【化学】取样器，取样管 [亦作 thief tube] [口语](蜡烛心结的)烛花 [英国方言]流氓短语:All are not thieves that dogs bark at.[谚语]狗冲着吠叫的并非都是小偷。(as) thick as thieves[口语]十分亲密，交情极厚A thief passes for a gentleman when stealing has made him rich.[谚语]强盗发财充绅士。Little thieves are hanged but great ones escape.[谚语]窃钩者诛，盗国者侯。set a thief to catch a thief以贼捕贼；以毒攻毒Stop thief!捉贼! thieves' Latin [俚语] (盗贼的)黑话；贼语 莫名其妙的话 When thieves fall out, honest men come by their own.[谚语]坏人内讧，好人得利。 变形：n. thieves 更多收起结果 以上来源于：《21世纪大英汉词典》 thievesɵivzthiefthievesn.① thief的複數形新世纪新世纪新世纪★◀▶thieves/θiːvz/n.thief 的复数形式新世纪☞thieve新世纪☞thief详细释义源自:《新世纪英汉大词典》Collins外研社 npl /θiːvz/参见：thiefthieves捕V.t.Catch: 捕盜，魚，鳥，蛇 catch thieves, fish, birds, snakes;Words3. 捕獲 [bu3huo4], v.t., succeed in catching (thieves, booty).把V.t.把風 be on the lookout (of thieves’ colleague);Words17. 把子 [ba3zi0], n., a group of (thieves); sworn brotherhood; (拜把子, be sworn thus); vulg. for 靶子 20B.70.桿Words1. 桿子 [gan1zi0], n., (1) a pole, rob; (2) a gang of robbers of thieves: 桿子頭（兒） the head of such a gang.草N.打草驚蛇 frighten away thieves by raising a scare;藪N.(1) Jungle, thicket: 盜賤淵藪 thieves'den, lair.黨Words8. 黨羽 [dang2yU3], n., underlings; members of thieves’ gangs.慢Adj. & adv.慢藏誨盜 phr., to be careless (of jewels, etc.) is to invite thieves.收Words34. 收拾 [shou1shi2] ([shou1shi0]), v.t., (1) tidy up (room): 不可收拾 unmanageable; (2) (sl.) 收拾他 put s.o. (thieves) out of the way.防Words13. 防御 [fang2yU4], n. & v.t., guard against (thieves); defense or defense works.黑Words12. 黑話 [hei1hua4], n., professional slang; thieves’ argot.賊N.毛賊 a term of abuse for thieves, a burglar;賊黨 band of rebels, gang of thieves (robbers);賊首 a rebel chief, the leader of a gang of thieves (robbers);賊巢 thieves’ (robbers’) den;贓N.分贓 divide booty among (between) thieves.馬Words33. 馬快 [ma3kuai4], n., formerly, sheriff's help for catching thieves.臥Words4. 臥底 [wo4di3], v.i., (of thieves, etc.) to act from inside, do inside job.民N.民賊，民 thieves, parasites of the people (bad ruling class);充Words2. 充斥 [chong1chi4], v.i. & t., (bad things, thieves) abound.13. 充塞 [chong1se4], v.i. & t., to fill up (the universe), be stocked up with: 盜賊充塞 thieves abound.話N.黑話 thieves' argot;宵Words5. 宵類 [xiao1lei4], n., thieves and rascals.窟N.(2) A slum, a hidden place: 賊窟 thieves' den;窩Words22. 窩子 [wo1zi0], n., (1) family in 窩子病 an illness which affects the whole family; (2) 賊窩子 thieves' lair; (3) a pool: 井窩子 bottom of well; 尿窩子 a pool of urine.竊N.Thief, burglar, -ry: 盜竊 thieves and burglars;盜N.盜亦有道 (play on sound [dao4]) thieves have their code of honor.Words7. 盜藪 [dao4sou3], n., thieves' lair.8. 盜賊 [dao4zei2], n., thieves and brigands.洗Words17. 洗手 [xi2shou3], v.i., (1) to “wash hands”--(of thieves) too leave the gang and reform; (2) go to lavatory; 洗手間 [xi3shou3jian1], n., lavatory, toilet.滋Adv.法令滋彰，盜賊多有 the more laws and regulations, the more thieves and robbers there are.鼠N.known for stealing, hence 鼠輩 (abusive) the thieves;御V.t.防御 to defend (place, country), also provide against, prevent (thieves, etc.);偷V.i. & t.偷雞摸狗 small burglar of the type of dog thieves and chicken thieves;偷雨不偷雪，偷風不偷月 thieves steal on rainy or windy nights, not on snowy or moonlight nights;借Words3. 借道 [jie4dao4], v.i., (of thieves) pass through the premises of s.o. other than the person to be victimized; (mil.) carry war via neutral territory.貓N.貓鼠同眠 thieves and police working together;巢N.(2) Thieves'lair or den.Words1. 巢窟 [chao2ku4], n., thieves'den.巡Words3. 巡捕 [xUn2bu3], n., (1) old term for police or sheriff officer; (2) formerly, police in foreign concessions; n., (3) v.t., (MC) to catch (thieves).5. 巡緝 [xUn2qi4], v.i., to patrol against thieves and smugglers.6. 巡風 [xUn2feng1], n., formerly, the look-out man of thieves during theft.緝Words1. 緝捕 [qi4bu3], (1) v.t., to warrant search and arrest; (2) n., formerly, officer in charge of catching thieves.thieves/θivz; θi:vz/名词thief 的复数 |
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