hooligans

英 [ˈhuːlɪgənz]

美 [ˈhulɪgənz]

n.  (通常结伙的)阿飞，小流氓
hooligan的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 恶棍;（尤指）阿飞，小流氓
  If you describe people, especially young people, ashooligans, you are critical of them because they behave in a noisy and violent way in a public place.
  1. ...riots involving football hooligans.
     足球流氓参与其中的骚乱

双语例句

• The hooligans broke up amidst loud shouts and screams.
  歹徒呼啸而遁。
• She was cheated out of a thousand yuan while her son was beaten black and blue by some hooligans.
  她自己被骗了一千元，儿子又被一群流氓打得鼻青脸肿。
• The riots in London are the worst violence in the British capital in decades and politicians and police have firmly blamed the violence on criminals and hooligans.
  伦敦的骚乱，是这几十年来英国首都发生的最严重的暴力活动，政治家和警察们坚决谴责针对流氓和罪犯的暴力活动。
• Having been together with this group of hooligans, he has developed some bad habits.
  他和这帮流氓在一起的时间长了，渐染了一些坏的习气。
• Get out and stay out, you trespassing hooligans.
  滚开，离我远些，你们这帮小流氓。
• The hooligans threatened to make him bleed to death.
  那伙流氓威胁说要放他的血。
• They tend to brand all young people as hooligans.
  他们常常把所有年轻人都叫做小流氓。
• The two hooligans set about each other at once.
  两个小流氓马上互相扭打起来。
• It's time a lot of football hooligans were put behind bars.
  现在该是把很多足球流氓囚禁起来的时候了。
• I wish my son wouldn't run around with those hooligans.
  我希望我儿子不要再与那些小流氓往来。