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confederates 發(fā)音

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confederates 中文意思翻譯

confederates 詞性/詞形變化，confederates變形

動(dòng)詞過(guò)去式: confederated |動(dòng)詞現在分詞: confederating |動(dòng)詞第三人稱(chēng)單數: confederates |動(dòng)詞過(guò)去分詞: confederated |形容詞: confederative |

confederates 相似詞語(yǔ)短語(yǔ)

1、unconfederated ─── 未合并

2、confederacies ─── n.聯(lián)盟；聯(lián)邦；私黨

3、nonfederated ─── 非聯(lián)邦的

4、confederalist ─── 邦聯(lián)成員

5、Confederates ─── n.同盟者；同盟國；共謀者（confederate的復數）；v.結盟；共謀；聯(lián)合（confederate的第三人稱(chēng)單數）

6、concelebrates ─── vi.共做彌撒

7、confederate ─── adj.同盟的，聯(lián)合的；美國南部邦聯(lián)的(Confederate)；n.同盟國，同盟者；幫兇；美國南部邦聯(lián)支持者(Confederate)；v.使聯(lián)盟；使聯(lián)合

8、confederated ─── v.使聯(lián)盟，使聯(lián)合；同盟，聯(lián)合（confederate的過(guò)去式和過(guò)去分詞形式）

9、confederations ─── n.邦聯(lián)；同盟（confederation的復數）

confederates 常見(jiàn)例句（雙語(yǔ)使用場(chǎng)景）

1、They reinstated Liu and all his confederates. ─── 他們立即恢復了劉志丹和他所有部下的原職。

2、And Thamud, and the people of Lut, and the Companions of the Wood; - such were the Confederates. ─── 賽莫德人、魯特的宗族、茂林的居民。這些都是黨派，

3、A city of southern Kentucky southeast of Owensboro. It was occupied by the Confederates from the start of the Civil War until 1862. Population, 40,641. ─── 鮑林格林：美國肯塔基州南部一城市，位于奧文斯波洛東南。自美國國內戰爭開(kāi)始直到1862年被南部聯(lián)邦軍所占領(lǐng)。人口40,641

4、Its success made it a target for attack by the British during the War of 1812 and by the Confederates during the Civil War. ─── 它的興盛也讓它在1812年戰爭及內戰時(shí)，成為英軍及邦聯(lián)軍隊攻擊的目標。

5、They were generally supposed to be old friends and confederates of Wilson, whose minds were of course highly excited against Porteous. ─── 說(shuō)不定他們是威爾遜的老朋友和同伙,對波蒂厄斯當然是懷恨在心的。

6、The Confederates had moved up through Tennessee into the border state of Kentucky. ─── 南方同盟軍由田納西州移向至肯塔基州的邊境地帶。

7、The confederates who had reached that far didn't know that there was no backup behind them. ─── 到達那里的南方邦聯(lián)軍人根本就不知道在他們后面沒(méi)有后援。

8、The Confederate Confederates had moved up through Tennessee into the border state of Kentucky. ─── 南部同盟經(jīng)由田納西進(jìn)入了位于邊境的肯塔基州。

9、NO CONFEDERATES AND SIMPLY GENIUS THINKING! ─── 沒(méi)有同盟者和完全天才認為!

10、After lunch, I go with the other confederates into a windowless computer lab. ─── 午餐過(guò)后，我與其他共盟者一起來(lái)到一間沒(méi)有窗戶(hù)的計算機實(shí)驗室。

11、The police had tapped her telephone wire and listened in on her conversation with her confederates. ─── 警方在她的電話(huà)線(xiàn)上搭線(xiàn)，監聽(tīng)她和同伙的談話(huà)。

12、She spoke about Andy Warhol, Madonna and Grace Jones as if they were not just her influences, but almost her intimate confederates. ─── 她談及安廸·沃霍爾，麥當娜和恩·瓊斯，好像他們不只是她的影響者，還幾乎是她的親密的盟軍。

13、The Union army, commanded by General Meade, held Cemetery Ridge and managed to hold off the Confederates. ─── 聯(lián)邦軍當時(shí)的指揮官是米德將軍，他攻占了墓園山脊，并成功拖住了南方邦聯(lián)軍。

14、I wondered if he even stole children articles to be stocked at home, or his remaining confederates were not arrested. ─── 我懷疑他連百貨公司的兒童用品也偷到家里囤積了起來(lái)，或是他的余黨還沒(méi)有抓盡。

15、Meade followed cautiously and failed to cut off the Confederates before they recrossed the Potomac. ─── 米德謹慎尾隨其后，但對同盟軍再次渡過(guò)波托馬克河之前的截擊卻以失敗告終。

16、There are some new phenomena in theft.The thieves hide their confederates into the suit-cases and put those suitcases into the luggage cart and steal things while the bus is on its way. ─── 在中國有一些新的盜竊現象，一些竊賊通過(guò)同伙把自己放進(jìn)行李箱進(jìn)入巴士的行李庫，在巴士運行中進(jìn)行盜竊。

17、Atlanta read, knew the oracle had spoken, and, as loyal Confederates, they hastened to cast Rhett out. ─── 亞特蘭大人讀著(zhù)這封信，知道檄文已經(jīng)發(fā)布，于是他們這些忠誠的南部聯(lián)盟擁護者趕快起來(lái)攆走巴特勒。

18、a major battle in the American Civil War (1863); the Confederates under Robert E. Lee defeated the Union forces under Joseph Hooker . ─── 美國內戰（1863年）中的一次重要戰役；羅伯特E庇護下的同盟國打敗了約瑟夫胡克統治下的聯(lián)盟軍。

19、For seventy miles and twenty-five days the Confederates had fought almost daily. ─── 南部聯(lián)盟軍在25天內后退了70英里，幾乎每天都在作戰。

20、A city of southern Kentucky southeast of Owensboro. It was occupied by the Confederates from the start of the Civil War until 8'2. Population, 40,'4. ─── 鮑林格林：美國肯塔基州南部一城市，位于奧文斯波洛東南。自美國國內戰爭開(kāi)始直到8'2年被南部聯(lián)邦軍所占領(lǐng)。人口40,'4

21、They frustrated every effort the prisoner made at getting word to his confederates ─── 他們挫敗了該囚犯向同謀們傳話(huà)的每一個(gè)企圖。

22、Yankees and Confederates had killed or injured nearly forty thousand apiece of each other ─── 北方佬和南部同盟方面都死傷近四萬(wàn)人。

23、The confederates, undefeated, pushed onward. ─── 未被擊敗的同盟軍繼續向前推進(jìn)。

24、Casualties were estimated at 16,000 for the Union and 20,000 for the Confederates. ─── 估計聯(lián)邦軍傷亡16,000人，美利堅邦聯(lián)軍隊傷亡20,000人。

25、The Confederates had moved up through Tennessee into the broader border state of Kentucky. ─── 聯(lián)盟已穿過(guò)田納西，轉移到更廣闊的肯塔基州。

26、S. officials say, they simply do not know whether Padilla was a lone wolf, or had a network of confederates in America. ─── 美國官員說(shuō)，結果，他們根本不知道帕迪拉到底是單槍匹馬，還是在美國有一伙同黨。

27、Grant then decided to surround the city and wait until its food was gone. That, he thought, would make the Confederates surrender. ─── 格蘭特隨后決定包圍維克斯堡，一直等到城里彈盡糧絕，他想以此迫使南方軍投降。

28、It was the site of a major Civil War battle (May 2-4, 8'3) in which the Confederates under Robert E. ─── 內戰時(shí)的一次重大戰役在此展開(kāi)（8'3年5月2-4日）。

29、Union troops trailed the Confederates for almost 10 days. ─── 聯(lián)邦軍隊追擊南方聯(lián)盟的軍隊有十天之久。

30、Fighting for either the Confederates or the Union, players will be able to fight behind the lines in now-legendary battles. ─── 為同盟者或聯(lián)盟對抗，運動(dòng)員將能夠在現在內在線(xiàn)后面對抗-傳奇性的戰爭。

31、American Civil War: In the Battle of Cane Hill, Union troops under General John Blunt defeat General John Marmaduke's Confederates. ─── 年,美國內戰期間:凱恩山之戰中,在約翰·布蘭特率領(lǐng)下的聯(lián)軍擊潰了約翰·馬默杜克率領(lǐng)下的盟軍。

32、The confedrate said Confederates had moved of up through Tennessee into the border state of Kentucky. ─── 同盟軍從田納西州進(jìn)軍到了肯塔基州的邊界。

33、6. Hitherto I had had no confederates nor any acquaintance among that tribe . ─── 我一向沒(méi)有同黨，同那伙人全不認得。

34、The judges come in (they are all journalists, like the confederates, but they have no special knowledge of computers), and Robert Epstein announces the final results. ─── 這時(shí)候鑒定人員走了進(jìn)來(lái)（他們與我的共盟者一樣，都是來(lái)自新聞媒介的人士，但他們對計算機知之甚少），羅伯特·艾潑斯坦接著(zhù)宣布了比賽的最后結果。

35、When the danger of the enterprise became obvious,one by one Claud's confederates backed out,and left him to carry the can. ─── 當企業(yè)的危機變得十分明顯時(shí)，克勞德的同伙人一個(gè)個(gè)打了退堂鼓，讓他一個(gè)人倒霉。

36、One day we visited the cabin of a mountain man who had a collection of rifles and pistols dating back to the Civil War, then explored a cave the Confederates had used for munitions storage. ─── 一天，我們造訪(fǎng)了一位山里人的小木屋。他收藏著(zhù)自美國內戰以來(lái)的各種長(cháng)短槍。我們還考察了當年聯(lián)邦軍隊囤積軍火的一個(gè)巖洞。

37、The Confederates were naturally delighted to find a sizeable Union force trapped at their feet in a six foot ditch. ─── 南軍看見(jiàn)一大群北軍被困在腳下六英尺深的壕溝，當然高興得很。

38、a major battle in the American Civil War (1863); the Confederates under Robert E. Lee defeated the Union forces under Joseph Hooker ─── 美國內戰（1863年）中的一次重要戰役；羅伯特E庇護下的同盟國打敗了約瑟夫胡克統治下的聯(lián)盟軍

39、A group of confederates,especially of states or nations,united for a common purpose; a league. ─── 同盟國為了同一個(gè)目的而結成聯(lián)盟的州或國家；聯(lián)盟

40、They were all confederates who had been told by the experimenter to give the wrong answer. ─── 他們都是同伙，之前被實(shí)驗者囑咐故意給出錯誤的答案。

41、Union forces are defeated by the Confederates on the site of the war's first major clash the previous year. ─── 聯(lián)盟派軍隊被聯(lián)邦派所擊敗，地點(diǎn)就在前一年這場(chǎng)內戰中第一次主要沖突的事發(fā)地。

42、Wearily the Confederates lay on their arms and prayed for respite and rest. But there was no rest. ─── 這時(shí)南部聯(lián)盟軍已疲憊萬(wàn)分，便枕戈而臥，希望得到一個(gè)喘息機會(huì )稍事休息。

43、When Charleston finally surrendered to the North it was a sad day for Confederates, but a happy day for those who did not like slavery and wanted the Union to stay together. ─── 查爾斯頓市向聯(lián)邦軍隊投降的那一天，是南方聯(lián)盟最難過(guò)的一天，但是卻是那些不喜歡奴隸制度，也相當愿意永遠成為聯(lián)邦政府一份子的人們最開(kāi)心的一天。

44、I glance around at the other four confederates. ─── 我環(huán)顧身邊，瞅了瞅另外四位共盟者。

45、It was the site of a major Civil War battle(May2-4,1863) in which the Confederates under Robert E. ─── 內戰時(shí)的一次重大戰役在此展開(kāi)（1863年5月2-4日）。

46、Each time, the Confederates pushed them back easily. ─── 每一次，同盟軍都輕而易舉地把他們擊回。

47、Blow upon one's confederates ─── 告發(fā)同謀者

48、The Confederates were on scant rations and practically without drugs or bandages for their own sick and wounded. ─── 這時(shí)南方士兵的口糧已經(jīng)很少，給傷病員的藥品和繃帶實(shí)際上沒(méi)有。

49、The real experimental participant, who knew nothing of this, was actually the sixth to call out their answer after five other confederates of the experimenter had given the wrong answer. ─── 真正的被試對此一無(wú)所知，他們實(shí)際上是在五位故意給出錯誤答案的實(shí)驗者的同伙之后第六個(gè)回答問(wèn)題的。

50、His great talent, it was said, was that he could do a job of murder all by himself, without confederates, which automatically made discovery and conviction by the law almost impossible. ─── 他極好的才能，據說(shuō)，是他能沒(méi)有同伙、全靠他自己做謀殺的事，這被警方自然而然地發(fā)現并定罪幾乎是不可能的。

51、So London had, on the face of it, every incentive to help the Confederates tear America in two. ─── 所以表面上來(lái)看，倫敦曾經(jīng)有足夠的理由去幫助南方邦聯(lián)來(lái)使美國一分為二。

52、a decisive battle in the American Civil War (1863); after being besieged for nearly seven weeks the Confederates surrendered. ─── 美國南北戰爭中決定性意義的一戰（1863）；被包圍接近七個(gè)星期后南部聯(lián)盟的軍隊最終投降。

53、The Confederacy has Confederates had moved off up through Tennessee into the border state of Kentucky. ─── 聯(lián)邦軍隊通過(guò)田納西向其邊境城市肯塔基挺進(jìn)。

54、A group of confederates, especially of states or nations, united for a common purpose; a league. ─── 這兩個(gè)國家（緬甸和印度）己經(jīng)成為友邦。

55、Or was he dead of smallpox months ago, rotting in some long ditch with hundreds of other Confederates? ─── 或者他出天花死去已經(jīng)好幾個(gè)月了，如今正和無(wú)數旁的聯(lián)盟軍官兵一起在什么地方的一個(gè)長(cháng)長(cháng)的墳坑里腐爛?