traitorous

• adj. 叛逆的；不忠的；背叛的

1. deliberately and abominably disloyal or likely to betray trust or confidence;

"the faithless Benedict Arnold"

"a lying traitorous insurrectionist"

2. constituting treason;

"a traitorous act"

"treasonable acts like sabotage"

All traitorous persons and cliques came to no good end.

所有的叛徒及叛徒集团都没好下场.

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Most of the time I keep such traitorous thoughts to myself.

这种叛逆思想我不大向别人暴露.

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Education is useless, because it lets us, become traitorous.

教育无用, 因为它让我们变得叛逆.

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" They were seditious rebellious, traitorous T types. "

他们是具有煽动性、反抗性 、 谋反性的T型性格者. ”

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Traitorous propaganda must be prohibited.

禁止汉奸的宣传.

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PLAYER . Tiresome . No. Meddlesome . Traitorous return.

你无聊,你抵触,你爱管闲事,你是叛逆者.

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After helping dispose of the traitorous Grand Admiral Zaarin, Thrawn ascended to that rank himself.

维德允许他使用秘密的诺格人军队.

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Dare to impeach the traitorous minister and advocate of anti - gold, against the peace negotiation.

敢于弹劾奸臣,主张 抗 金, 反对议和.

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Graffiti , with traitorous and acute character, affect the urban environmental color when they have communication.

涂鸦,这种天生叛逆和有尖锐个性的艺术形式, 在与城市环境色彩对话过程中对其产生影响.

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According to the analysis, what this installs is popular, reflected the traitorous mentality of young generation.

据分析, 此装的流行, 反映了年轻一代的叛逆心理.

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Ezalor was punished to the spirit realm for traitorous role in the War of the Magi.

艾萨罗在一场僧侣的战争中以叛徒的角色被惩罚至灵界.

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traitor,背叛，-ous,形容词后缀。

1. All traitorous persons and cliques came to no good end.

所有的叛徒及叛徒集团都没好下场.

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2. Most of the time I keep such traitorous thoughts to myself.

这种叛逆思想我不大向别人暴露.

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3. The assassination attempt that failed in July 1944 was witless and traitorous.

1944年7月以失败而告终的那个暗杀企图即无头脑,又失信义.

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4. Education is useless, because it lets us, become traitorous.

教育无用, 因为它让我们变得叛逆.

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5. " They were seditious rebellious, traitorous T types. "

他们是具有煽动性、反抗性 、 谋反性的T型性格者. ”

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traitorous (adj.)

late 14c., "guilty of treason," apparently from Old French traitros "treacherous" (13c.), from traitor (see traitor). Related: Traitorously; traitorousness.