traitor

traitor

形容词和名词的不同含义

形容词： 1. 背叛的，叛逆的 2. 不忠的，不可信赖的 名词： 1. 叛徒，卖国贼 2. 背叛者，不忠者

词语辨析

traitor 与 betrayer 意思相近，都指背叛者或叛徒。但 traitor 更常用于政治或军事背叛，而 betrayer 可用于一般背叛情况。

词汇扩充

1. treasonous：叛国的，卖国的 2. treacherous：背叛的，不可信赖的 3. double-crosser：背信弃义的人 4. turncoat：变节者，叛徒

近义词

double-dealer, Judas, betrayer

反义词

loyalist, patriot

柯林斯词典解释

noun 1. If you say that someone is a traitor, you mean that they have betrayed their own country or organization, often by helping its enemies. 2. If you call someone a traitor, you mean that they are betraying a person or a group of people that they used to support, for example by joining an opposing group. adjective 1. If you describe someone as traitorous, you mean that they have betrayed their own country, organization, or friends. 2. If you describe actions or ideas as traitorous, you mean that they are treacherous or disloyal.

牛津词典解释

noun 1. A person who betrays someone or something, such as a friend, cause, or principle. 2. A person who betrays a country or group of people by aiding an enemy. adjective 1. Involving treason; treacherous. 2. (of a person) disloyal to a friend, cause, or principle.

用法

1. The spy was revealed as a traitor and was sentenced to life in prison. 2. She felt like a traitor when she switched sides in the conflict. 3. His traitorous actions led to the downfall of the organization.

相关例句

1. He was accused of being a traitor to his country. (他被指控为国家的叛徒。)
2. The double-dealer was exposed as a traitor. (这个两面派被揭示为叛徒。)
3. She was denounced as a traitor by her former comrades. (她被她的前同志谴责为叛徒。)
4. He was hanged as a traitor. (他被绞死为叛徒。)
5. The traitor leaked confidential information to the enemy. (叛徒向敌人泄露了机密信息。)
6. His actions were seen as traitorous by his colleagues. (他的行为被同事们视为背叛。)
7. She felt a sense of guilt for her traitorous thoughts. (她对自己背叛性的想法感到内疚。)
8. The traitor's motives for betrayal remain unclear. (叛徒的背叛动机仍然不明。)
9. He had the reputation of being a traitor within the organization. (他在组织内被认为是个叛徒。)
10. The general was accused of being a traitor to his own army. (这位将军被指控背叛了自己的军队。)
11. The traitor was hunted down and brought to justice. (这个叛徒被追捕并绳之以法。)
12. Her betrayal of her best friend earned her the label of traitor. (她对她最好的朋友的背叛使她被贴上了叛徒的标签。)
13. They saw him as a traitor to their cause. (他们认为他是他们事业的叛徒。)
14. The traitorous act was met with outrage and condemnation. (这个背叛行为遭到了愤怒和谴责。)
15. She was torn between loyalty to her family and her desire for freedom, feeling like a traitor either way. (她在对家庭的忠诚和对自由的渴望之间犹豫不决，无论如何都感觉像个叛徒。)
16. The traitor's name will forever be tarnished in history. (叛徒的名字将永远被历史所玷污。)
17. His betrayal of his colleagues shook the entire organization. (他对同事们的背叛震动了整个组织。)
18. She was accused of being a traitor to her own beliefs. (她被指控背叛了自己的信念。)
19. The traitorous plot was uncovered just in time. (背叛性的阴谋及时被揭露。)
20. They considered the politician's actions to be traitorous. (他们认为这位政治家的行为是背叛性的。)
21. He was labeled a traitor by the media. (他被媒体贴上了叛徒的标签。)