mutineer

GRE

英 [mjuːtɪ'nɪə] 美

释义

n. 反抗者；叛变者

词态变化

复数: mutineers;

中文词源

mutineer 暴乱者，叛变者

来自mutiny,哗变，暴乱。

英文词源

mutineer (n.): "one guilty of mutiny," c. 1600, from French mutinier (16c.), from Middle French meutin "rebellious" (see mutiny (n.)). As a verb from 1680s.

英英释意

1. open rebellion and refusal to obey authorities (especially by seamen or soldiers)

实用场景例句

They did not really want to be mutineers, but they were afraid of Tom Smith.: 他们并非真的想成为反叛者, 只是他们畏惧汤姆·史密斯.

The bodies of nine army officers have been recovered apparently killed by the mutineers.: 发现了9名军事官员的尸体,他们显然是被反叛者所杀.