单词jailbird
n.: 长期坐牢的囚犯
网络: 惯犯；囚鸟；犯人囚犯
长期坐牢的囚犯:
a person who has spent a lot of time in prison
囚犯,惯犯
经常蹲监狱的人
作囚徒的
复数：jailbirds
n.convictconprisonerold laginmate
The jailbird cast about him for a way of escape.
囚犯在他周围寻找逃跑的途径。
Jailbird"s trap been knotted up, every is all such to quell.
被束缚的囚笼，每一天都是这样的压抑。
Phil became a jailbird because of a now-notorious event which took place just a few yards from where we are sitting.
如今被炒得沸沸扬扬的那件事就发生在距离我们现在的座位仅几码远的地方，菲尔被捕也是因为它。
Since Madoff disagreed with another senior-citizen jailbird when debating over the economical situation, the two scuffled with each other.
由于麦道夫与另外一名高龄囚犯在讨论时下经济状况时产生意见分歧，两人竟因此爆发肢体冲突。
I did not get this jailbird for nothing.
我沦落至此不是没有原因的。
He sinks to eliminate, however bamboo Yan Yi all the station looking at at present Su in the jailbird"s room remnants snow.
他，沉消，然竹彦毅都站在囚室里看着眼前的苏残雪。