felon
felon 英 [ˈfelən] 美 [ˈfɛlən]
n. [法] 重罪犯；瘭疽；恶棍
名词复数:felons
- Technically, a felon is anyone who's been convicted of a serious crime, but you can use felon to describe anyone you think has done something terrible.
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- n. [法] 重罪犯；瘭疽；恶棍
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1. This is a fraudulent lawsuit brought by a convicted felon, and we look forward to defending it in court.
这是一个被判欺诈的重罪犯提起的诉讼，我们期待着在法庭上辩护。
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2. He was also, as a friend’s follow-up Google search revealed, a felon, and had served time in prison in a RICO case.
但一个朋友在谷哥上搜索发现，他也是一个重罪犯，还曾因RICO（诈骗腐败组织集团犯罪法）案件进过监狱。
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3. It’s curious, also, that any felon, drug addict, or recovering hedonist can loudly proclaim a sudden embrace of Jesus and be welcomed without doubt by leaders of the religious right.
还有一点令人好奇，那些重罪犯，吸毒者或者恢复享乐主义者可以大声宣告他们重回基督的怀抱，并毫不怀疑的被宗教右翼领导人所接受。
- felon (n.) c. 1300, "one who deceives or commits treason; one who is wicked or evil; evil-doer," used of Lucifer and Herod, from Old French felon "evil-doer, scoundrel, traitor, rebel, oath-breaker, the Devil" (9c.), from Medieval Latin fellonem (nominative fello) "evil-doer," which is of uncertain origin, perhaps from Frankish *fillo, *filljo "person who whips or beats, scourger" (source of Old High German fillen "to whip"); or from Latin fel "gall, poison," on the notion of "one full of bitterness." Celtic origins also have been proposed.
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