partisans

英 [ˌpɑːtɪˈzænz]

美 [ˈpɑrtəzənz]

n.  坚定的支持者; 铁杆拥护者; 游击队员
partisan的复数

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED （对人或事业）盲目支持的，偏袒的，有倾向性的
  Someone who ispartisanstrongly supports a particular person or cause, often without thinking carefully about the matter.
  1. He is clearly too partisan to be a referee.
     他倾向性过于明显，当不了裁判。
  2. Apartisanis someone who is partisan.
     坚定支持者；有倾向性的人
  3. At first the eager young poet was a partisan of the Revolution.
     起初，那位满腔热忱的年轻诗人是革命的坚定支持者。
• N-COUNT 游击队员
  Partisansare ordinary people, rather than soldiers, who join together to fight enemy soldiers who are occupying their country.
  1. He was rescued by some Italian partisans.
     他被几名意大利游击队员所救。
  2. ...serving in resistance and partisan activities.
     参与抵抗和游击活动

双语例句

• After standing off the Nazis for a few days, the partisans gradually retreated to the forest.
  游击队在挡住纳粹分子数天之后，逐渐撤退到森林中去。
• He expressed his admiration for the courage of the partisans.
  他对游击队员们的勇敢表示钦佩。
• Eager partisans could supply you with a stock of ready answers.
  热心的党人是能够向你提出一套现成的答案的。
• The partisans managed to get away, although the enemy was hot on their tracks.
  虽然敌人紧追不舍，游击队员们还是设法跑掉了。
• Which may play great to a few right-wing partisans.
  而这会对一些右翼党员发生很大作用。
• Partisans rose up behind the German fronts and harassed the communications in a merciless warfare.
  游击队在德军的后方兴起，在残酷的战斗中不断袭击交通线。
• In uniform without weapons nobody can say we are partisans.
  穿着军装没有武器，没人能说我们是游击队员。
• Partisans who offered strong resistance to the invaders.
  对入侵者施以强烈抵抗的游击队。
• Even after the country was defeated, partisans fought the invaders in the hills.
  即使在国家被击败之后，游击队仍在山里与入侵者抗战。
• Napoleon, in the Island of Elba, is too near France, and his proximity keeps up the hopes of his partisans.
  那在厄尔巴岛上的拿破仑，离法国仍然太近了，由于他近在咫尺，他的信徒们就会仍然抱有希望。