felons

英 [ˈfɛlənz]

美 [ˈfɛlənz]

n.  重罪犯
felon的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 重犯
  Afelonis a person who is guilty of committing a felony.
  1. He's a convicted felon.
     他是个已定罪的重犯。

双语例句

• Or how good we are at executing felons.
  或者我们在处理重罪犯上有多温柔。
• Police often encounter armed or wanted felons who were initially engaged in relatively minor offenses, like putting their feet up, smoking, walking or riding between cars, or fare beating, he said.
  他说，警方经常遇到武装重犯或被通缉的重犯，他们最初犯的只是一些比较轻微的罪行，比如在地铁里把脚跷起来，吸烟，在车厢间走来走去或者骑车，还有逃票。
• His kindness to felons does not seem to have hurt him; and indeed, when he runs for re-election in2010, those thousands of extra ex-felon votes will only do him good.
  他对重罪犯的仁慈看起来并没有影响他的人气；而且有一点毫无疑问，在他2010年重选时，那些数以千计、来自获释重罪犯的额外投票自然非他莫属。
• On the Protection of the Rights of the Female Felons 'Children in Yunnan Province
  云南重刑女犯子女权利保护的现状及对策研究
• And odds are stacked against us in being convicted felons.
  我们重罪犯人成功的希望渺茫。
• Nobody can force farmers to hire felons.
  没人能强迫农场主雇佣重罪犯。
• We don't need those felons.
  我们不需要这些囚犯。
• This condition does not merely affect felons.
  并不是只有重罪犯会得上这种病。
• Looking at the jury and the turbulent audience, he might have thought that the usual order of things was reversed, and that the felons were trying the honest men.
  看着陪审团和乱纷纷的观众，他可能以为正常秩序颠倒了过来，是罪犯在审判着正直的人呢！
• It is to say that the deep rooted prejudices that Jefferson spoke of have warped this vital social function – and made black people, particularly young black men, presumptive felons outside the boundaries of full citizenship.
  而是说，杰斐逊所讲的根深蒂固的偏见已扭曲了这一重要的社会功能，也让黑人、尤其是年轻黑人被假定为罪犯，将他们隔离在充分享有公民权的边界之外。