outlaw

n.

歹徒，亡命之徒；逃犯；被剥夺法律保护者，丧失公权者；烈马

vt.

宣布…为不合法；将…放逐；剥夺…的法律保护；

复数：outlaws过去式：outlawed过去分词：outlawed现在分词：outlawing第三人称单数：outlaws

1. The outlaw was granted sanctuary in the church.
   这名犯法者获准在教堂里避难。
2. He acted a noble outlaw in the play.
   在这部戏里他扮演一个高尚逃犯。
3. Bands of outlaws lived in the desolate mountains after breaking the laws.
   成群的歹徒犯法后栖身于荒山中。

1. I hope the sale of tobacco will be outlawed someday.
   我希望有朝一日烟草制品会禁止销售。
2. The government will outlaw the rebels unless they surrender immediately.
   除非反叛分子立即投降，否则政府将宣布他们为不法之徒。

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