hooligans

英 [ˈhuːlɪgənz]

美 [ˈhulɪgənz]

n.  (通常结伙的)阿飞，小流氓
hooligan的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 恶棍;（尤指）阿飞，小流氓
  If you describe people, especially young people, ashooligans, you are critical of them because they behave in a noisy and violent way in a public place.
  1. ...riots involving football hooligans.
     足球流氓参与其中的骚乱

双语例句

• The riots in London are the worst violence in the British capital in decades and politicians and police have firmly blamed the violence on criminals and hooligans.
  伦敦的骚乱，是这几十年来英国首都发生的最严重的暴力活动，政治家和警察们坚决谴责针对流氓和罪犯的暴力活动。
• He says that football hooligans are vermin.
  他说足球流氓是社会的害虫。
• The two hooligans set about each other at once.
  两个小流氓马上互相扭打起来。
• The police were waiting for the hooligans as they piled out of the train.
  那些流氓从火车上纷纷下来，警察早已在那儿等着他们了。
• Fans are portrayed as violent hooligans or as shallow imbeciles with no sense of proportion.
  球迷们被刻画成了暴力的流氓或者浅薄的傻瓜。
• Hooligans had sprayed paint all over the car.
  流氓们将汽车喷得满身是漆。
• Having been together with this group of hooligans, he has developed some bad habits.
  他和这帮流氓在一起的时间长了，渐染了一些坏的习气。
• Johnny's way of dealing with hooligans was very crude but highly effective.
  约翰尼对付流氓的办法很粗野，但却十分有效。
• Some young hooligans often come to the bar and make trouble.
  一些流里流气的小青年常到酒吧捣乱。
• Groups of drunken hooligans smashed shop windows and threw stones.
  一群群醉醺醺的小流氓砸碎商店的橱窗，还投掷石块。