aggressor

UK:  [ə'ɡresə(r)]

US:  [ə'ɡresər]

复数：aggressors  

n.

1.攻击者,侵略者;侵略国

1 . "The capabilities of an air-to-air configured Raptor are phenomenal, " says Franklin, himself a former Aggressor pilot.
“一架空对空配置状态下的猛禽是非常惊人的，”弗兰克林说，他本人以前就是“入侵者”中队的飞行员。

2 . "[A]ny would-be aggressor" would be made to understand "that targeting one ally means invoking the ire of the rest. "
“[任]何潜在侵略者”必须明白“瞄准某一个盟国意味着挑起其他国家的怒火。”

3 . THE LONG-TERM ISSUES The best way to describe Mr. Summers may be to call him a skeptical aggressor.
最后谈论一下长期性的问题。将萨默斯称为一位多疑的攻击者，或许是描述他最好的方法。

4 . It required a great deal of labour to satisfy the old man that Heathcliff was not the aggressor; especially with my hardly wrung replies.
费了很大的劲，特别是我那些硬挤出来的回答，才满足了这老头子，使他知道希刺克厉夫不是首先发动进攻的人；

5 . We are convinced that with such a fine army and with the support of the masses, we can defeat any aggressor.
我们完全相信，有这样一支好的军队，又有广大人民群众的支持，一定能够打败任何侵略者。