ringleader 英 ['rɪŋliːdə]   美 ['rɪŋlidɚ]

ringleader

ringleader  英 ['rɪŋliːdə] 美 ['rɪŋlidɚ]

n. 罪魁祸首;元凶 

名词复数:ringleaders 

By trial,he confessed that he was the ringleader of this criminal gang. 经过审讯,他供认了他是这个犯罪团伙的主谋。
Yet court documents paint Mr. Murphy as a whiny, disgruntled spy-agency employee even while he served as a ringleader, passing cash and computer equipment to his alleged co-conspirators. 但法庭文件显示,墨菲是个性情烦躁、满腹牢骚的间谍机构的雇员,他甚至还是个头目,负责向其同伙发放现金及计算机设备。

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  • n. 罪魁祸首;元凶
  • 1. By trial,he confessed that he was the ringleader of this criminal gang.

    经过审讯,他供认了他是这个犯罪团伙的主谋。

  • 2. Yet court documents paint Mr. Murphy as a whiny, disgruntled spy-agency employee even while he served as a ringleader, passing cash and computer equipment to his alleged co-conspirators.

    但法庭文件显示,墨菲是个性情烦躁、满腹牢骚的间谍机构的雇员,他甚至还是个头目,负责向其同伙发放现金及计算机设备。

  • 3. Guards stripped the prisoners naked, removed the beds from the prison, placed the rebellion's ringleader in solitary confinement and began harassing all the 'prisoners'.

    他们把囚犯全身扒光,搬走了囚犯的床,把这次反抗的头目拉去关了禁闭,并且开始骚扰“囚犯”。

  • ringleader (n.) c. 1500, from Middle English phrase to lead the ring (mid-14c.), probably from a medieval metaphor from dancing. See ring (n.1) + lead (v.1).
ring·lead·er / ˈrɪŋliːdə(r) ; NAmE ˈrɪŋliːdər / noun ( disapproving) a person who leads others in crime or in causing trouble 罪魁;头目;元凶 ringleader ringleaders ring·lead·er / ˈrɪŋliːdə(r) ; NAmE ˈrɪŋliːdər /
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