confederates

英 [kənˈfɛdərɪts]

美 [kənˈfɛdərəts]

n.  同谋; 同伙; 从犯; 共犯
confederate的第三人称单数和复数

柯林斯词典

• (秘密活动的)同伙，同党，同谋
  Someone'sconfederatesare the people they are working with in a secret activity.

双语例句

• 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，我们造访了一位山里人的小木屋。他收藏着自美国内战以来的各种长短枪。我们还考察了当年联邦军队囤积军火的一个岩洞。
• The Union army, commanded by General Meade, held Cemetery Ridge and managed to hold off the Confederates.
  联邦军当时的指挥官是米德将军，他攻占了墓园山脊，并成功拖住了南方邦联军。
• The Confederates won the second battle of Bull Run, and the Union army failed to stop Robert E. Lee's Army of Northern Virginia from escaping after the bloody battle at Antietam Creek.
  接下来邦联军赢得了第二次布尔渊战役，在安堤耶坦溪血腥战役后，联邦军没有成功阻止由罗伯特李领导的北维吉尼亚军队的脱逃。
• Another retreat might bring the Confederates into the town.
  如果再后退，南部联盟的军队就要进城了。
• The Confederates advanced from this position to cemetery ridge.
  联邦军从这个位置行进到墓园山脊。
• He would later regret that prediction as the Confederates purchased the British guns and used them to whoop the Union in the early battles of the war.
  随后，他会后悔做出该预言的，因为南部联盟军购买了英国的枪支，还在此战争的早期战场中利用这些枪支向联邦发出战争叫嚣。
• When the danger of the enterprise became obvious, one by one Claud's confederates backed out, and left him to carry the can.
  当企业的危机变得十分明显时，克劳德的同伙人一个个打了退堂鼓，让他一个人倒霉。
• A decisive battle in the American Civil War ( 1863); after being besieged for nearly seven weeks the Confederates surrendered.
  美国南北战争中决定性意义的一战（1863）；被包围接近七个星期后南部联盟的军队最终投降。
• The police had tapped her telephone wire and listened in on her conversation with her confederates.
  警方在她的电话线上搭线，监听她和同伙的谈话。
• Instead of continuing the direct assault, he swung his army in a wide circle again and tried to come between the Confederates and atlanta.
  他停止正面进攻，又一次采取包抄战术，来一个大迂回，企图插入南部联盟军和亚特兰大之间。