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盗匪

Word · NounTraditional盜匪

robbers; bandits; outlaws

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Meanings

1 sense · 4 examples
1.

noun

robbers; bandits; outlaws

formal

A collective term for criminals who use violence to rob property and disturb public order. Often used in formal, historical, or news contexts.

Gǔ古
dài代
zhè这
piàn片
shān山
lín林
cháng常
yǒu有
dào盗
fěi匪
chū出
mò没
 。

In ancient times, bandits often haunted this mountain forest.

Zhèng政
fǔ府
jūn军
zuì最
zhōng终
jiǎo剿
miè灭
le了
nà那
huǒ伙
xiōng凶
cán残
de的
dào盗
fěi匪
 。

The government forces finally wiped out that gang of brutal bandits.

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Shāng商
duì队
zuì最
pà怕
zài在
lù路
shàng上
yù遇
dào到
dào盗
fěi匪
 。

Caravans fear encountering robbers on the road the most.

Zhè这
huǒ伙
dào盗
fěi匪
dǎ打
jiā家
jié劫
shè舍
 ,
wú无
è恶
bù不
zuò作
 。

This gang of bandits robbed and looted, committing every crime imaginable.