单词brigand
n.: 盗贼；强盗
网络: 土匪；匪徒；地匪
盗贼；强盗:
a member of a group of criminals that steals from people, especially one that attacks travellers
土匪,强盗
复数：brigands
n.gangsterlawbreakerbanditthiefrobber
Luckily for the soldier the victim turned out to be a brigand wanted by the police.
那士兵算是走运：死者原来被警方通缉，是个土匪。
He had guarded the flocks among the mountains, and from a shepherd he had slipped into a brigand.
他在山里看守过牛羊，从牧人变成了强盗。
A petty thief is put in jail. A great brigand becomes a ruler of a State.
“小偷被抓进监狱，大盗则成了国家的统治者”；原文。
You can modify the starting strengths by talking to the old man at the brigand fort on the first day.
第一天在贼堡和老人对话可以修改各派的起始强弱状态。
peppino , " said the brigand chief , " give me the torch .
“庇皮诺，”那个强盗头儿说道，“把火把给我。”
inquired the brigand chief , turning towards his men , who all retreated before his look.
匪首转身问他的部下，那些人都被他的目光逼得往后退。
Standing before the tribunal of history is one brigand named France and the other named Great Britain.
站在历史的大审判面前的两个悍匪，一个名字叫：法兰西；另一个名字叫：大不列颠。
And how would you deal with this brigand?
你要如何对付这个土匪？
He was this same "brigand of the Loire. "
他正是那卢瓦尔的匪徒。
I heard. This Wallace is a brigand, nothing more.
我听说了，Wallace不过是个土匪，不值一提。