captor
英['kæptə(r)]
美['kæptər]
Noun:
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a person who captures and holds people or animals
- 1. He could never ever give any responses to his captor other than name, rank, serial number and date of birth.
- 除姓名、军衔、部队编号和出生年月外，他再也不肯回答俘获他的人的任何问题。
来自柯林斯例句
- 2. His captor, a man dressed in discreet dark clothing.
- 俘获他的人穿着不显眼的黑衣服.
来自互联网
- 3. An experimentalin Denmark that uses monoethanolamine as the captor has been running for two years.
- 丹麦一家使用单乙醇胺做二氧化碳吸收剂的实验厂已经运行了两年.
来自互联网
- 4. She sends a suicide note to her captor Octavian , who has lodged in her palace.
- 她给屋大维送去了遗书.屋大维就住在她的皇宫里.
来自互联网
- 5. An experimental plant in Denmark thatuses monoethanolamine as the captor has been running for two years.
- 丹麦的一家采用单乙醇胺作为捕获剂的实验厂便已经运营了两年.
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用作名词 (n.)
- After escaping, he goes on a rampage against his captor.
在逃亡之后，他接续与追缉他的人斗争。
- His captor was a man dressed in discreet dark clothing.
俘获他的人穿着不显眼的黑衣服。
- The prisoners were forced to lie prostrate in front of their captors.
囚犯们被迫在逮捕他们的那些人面前卧倒。
- The philosophy of the prisoners during their worst sufferings impressed even their captors.
俘虏们在最困苦时仍处之泰然，连捉住他们的人都深有感触。
