aggressors

英 [əˈgrɛsəz]

美 [əˈgrɛsərz]

n.  侵略者; 挑衅者
aggressor的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 挑衅者;侵略者;侵略国
  Theaggressorin a fight or battle is the person, group, or country that starts it.
  1. They have been the aggressors in this conflict.
     他们一直是这次冲突中的挑衅方。

双语例句

• Mr Cook said future aggressors would be able to act with impunity if the objectives of the UN weren't met
  库克先生说如果联合国的目标无法达成，那么将来的侵略者就可能会逃脱惩罚。
• We are ready at any time to deal crushing blows at the aggressors.
  我们随时准备好给侵略者以毁灭性的打击。
• You can have no conflict without being yourselves the aggressors.
  如果你们不作侵略者，你们不会遇到冲突。
• The young girl bore up well after her dad and granny were killed by the aggressors.
  姑娘在她爹和奶奶被侵略者杀害后仍然表现得很坚强。
• The broad masses of people and armymen fought staunchly with one heart and one mind to defeat the aggressors.
  广大军民同心同德，坚决打败入侵者。
• They have been the aggressors in this conflict.
  他们一直是这次冲突中的挑衅方。
• Its armed forces are again growing and are becoming still stronger in the struggle against the Japanese aggressors.
  党的武装力量，也在同日寇的斗争中重新壮大起来和进一步坚强起来了。
• Yet in the history of oil warfare, consuming nations have generally been the aggressors rather than the victims.
  不过，在石油战的历史上，消费国扮演的往往是侵略者的角色，而非受害者。
• They are getting united in the struggle against the aggressors.
  在反对侵略者的斗争中他们日益团结。
• The aggressors could not get supplies or reinforcements through because of the guerrilla warfare.
  由于游击战的牵制，侵略者无法输送给养或援兵。