victors

英 [ˈvɪktəz]

美 [ˈvɪktərz]

n.  胜利者; 获胜者
victor的复数

柯林斯词典

• 胜利者;获胜者
  Thevictorin a battle or contest is the person who wins.

双语例句

• Judging by what they did, we know that the victors could degenerate into robbers.
  从他们的行为来看，胜利者也可能是强盗。
• Irresolute persons make poor victors.
  优柔寡断的人不会成为胜利者。
• Victors dictating the terms of surrender;
  胜利者口述投降的条目；
• Only three of the past five victors have gone on to win the caucuses, only two the nomination and only one ( George Bush junior in2000) the presidency.
  五个获胜者中只有三个继续赢得了决策干部的名额，其中两个是共和党提名，一个是总统职位（2000年小布什）。
• Compensation exacted from a defeated nation by the victors.
  战败国须付的赔偿款。
• Victors hearing was as good as a hawk, so he heard this.
  维克多的听力好得像鹰一般，因此他听到了这番话。
• The only victors in a head-on clash between the president and the assembly would be the hardliners on both sides.
  总统和议会之间正面冲突的唯一赢家将是双方的强硬派。
• History tells us, many victors are not justified to be triumphant, but triumphant to be justified.
  历史告诉我们，很多胜利者不是因为正确才胜利，而是因为胜利才正确。
• Germany, which began the war with a ruthless attack upon poland, followed by successive aggressions and brutality in concentration camps, surrendered with an appeal to the victors for mercy toward the German people and armed forces.
  德国在投降时请求战胜国对德国人民与军队宽大为怀。德国先是大举进攻波兰，挑起了这场世界大战，继而不断地侵略他国并建立惨绝人寰的集中营。
• True to military tradition, the victors are now treating themselves to the spoils of war
  按照军事惯例，胜者正在分享战利品。