traffickers

英 [ˈtræfɪkəz]

美 [ˈtræfɪkərz]

n.  (尤指毒品的)非法买卖者
trafficker的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT (尤指毒品的)非法买卖者
  Atraffickerin particular goods, especially drugs, is a person who illegally buys or sells these goods.
  1. They have been arrested as suspected drug traffickers.
     他们已经作为贩毒嫌疑犯被拘捕。

双语例句

• Drug traffickers operate across national boundaries.
  贩毒分子进行跨国贩毒活动。
• The police tried to prevent infiltration by drug traffickers.
  警方尽力阻止毒品走私分子的潜入。
• Mexican troops close off a Tijuana hospital to protect suspected drug traffickers wounded in gang warfare.
  墨西哥人在一所提华纳医院外海接近地群集保护在组织战斗方面受伤的可疑的毒枭。
• The police have been given extra powers to entrap drug traffickers
  警方已经被进一步授权诱捕毒贩。
• It says extremist religious groups, drug traffickers, organized crime gangs, and armed rebels are among those who often act with brutality to stop journalists from looking into their activities.
  它说，极端的宗教团体、贩毒组织、有组织的犯罪团伙和武装叛乱组织经常以残酷手段阻止新闻记者报导他们的行动。
• Drug traffickers typically seek routes where the rule of law is weak.
  贩毒者往往寻找法治薄弱的路线。
• Some may be traffickers who sell these girls into the sex trade.
  这些人可能是人口贩子，可能会将这些女孩卖掉进行卖淫活动。
• The arrest of the two drug traffickers was broadcast live on the TV.
  缉拿两名贩毒分子的过程在电视上进行了实况转播。
• An official in Sri Lanka has appealed to families in the north to protect underage girls from sex traffickers.
  一名斯里兰卡官员呼吁北方家庭保护未成年女子不要被拐卖从事卖淫活动。
• Venezuela has become a major hub for traffickers smuggling Colombian cocaine to the United States and Europe.
  委内瑞拉已成为毒贩走私哥伦比亚可卡因到美国和欧洲的一个主要枢纽。