traitor
英['treitə]美['treitə]
n. [C]
1.叛徒；叛国者，卖国贼(+to)
2.背叛者，背信弃义的人(+to)
1.叛徒；叛国者，卖国贼(+to)
2.背叛者，背信弃义的人(+to)
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- Whoever defects to the enemy and turns traitor is to be sentenced to not less than three years and not more than ten years of fixed-term imprisonment.
投敌叛变的，处三年以上十年以下有期徒刑。收藏 - ella would have felt a traitor to her own self had she remained in a compromise marriage
假如埃拉加以克制，继续保持这种婚姻，那么她就会感到自己背叛了自己。收藏 - He was surprised to discover that his best friend had turned traitor.
他惊讶地发现他最好的朋友竟成了叛徒。收藏 - A woman with a W-tini in her hand admitted she felt a bit of a traitor as the drink did not reflect her political opinion.
一位手拿一杯布什马丁尼的女士承认，因为她点的饮料没有体现自己的政治倾向，她有一丝背叛的感觉。收藏 - To proclaim a man (to be) a traitor [that he is' a traitor].
宣布某人为叛徒收藏
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