captor
captor 英 [ˈkæptə(r)] 美 [ˈkæptɚ,-ˌtɔr]
n. 捕获者；俘虏者
名词复数:captors
- Someone who catches a person or animal and keeps them confined or imprisoned is a captor. Visiting the zoo, you might find yourself wondering if the lions see the zookeepers as friends or as captors.
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- n. 捕获者；俘虏者
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1. His captor had not searched him quite as thoroughly as he might have.
他的捕获者没像他应有的那样彻底搜查他。
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2. Nonetheless, crisis negotiators often actually try to encourage captor-hostage bonding by telling perpetrators about the victims' families or personal lives.
尽管如此，危机谈判专家实际上经常通过向绑匪述说人质的家庭和私人情况，从而力争绑匪与人质之间关系的稳定。
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3. When repatriated, a prisoner of war will not be condemned for having obeyed reasonable captor rules, such as sanitation regulations.
当被遣返时， 战俘不会因为遵守敌方的合理规定而被追究责任，比如卫生方面的规定。
- captor (n.) 1680s, "one who takes (another) by force or stratagem," from Latin captor "a catcher," agent noun from captus, past participle of capere "to take" (from PIE root *kap- "to grasp"). Earlier it meant "censor" (1640s). Fem. form captress recorded from 1867.
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