Victims的意思|Victims的解释-里氏词典

Victims

受害者

The checker made a check on all the victims' friends.
检查者对所有受害者的朋友进行了调查。
Our hearts/sympathies go out to relatives of the victims.
我们很同情受害者的亲属.

Victims of gastrointestinal anthrax, in which the disease infects the stomach and intestines, died within a two days of toxic shock, Nikiforov said.
Victims less severely affected may cough bloody sputum for months.
Victims's relatives have received an average of $500,000, Mrs. Miyajima said.
One finding: Victims who engaged in heterosexual activity with more than two partners were 11 times more likely to get non-A, non-B hepatitis than people in the control group.
Victims, he said, have ranged in age from 7 to 90.
The headline of Ms. Kirkpatrick's piece, "Anita Hill's Victims," and her peroration, "And working women may well curse the name of Anita Hill in years to come," have brought the non-ethic of blaming the victim to a new low.
Victims' relatives had complained of government insensitivity after the Lockerbie bombing.
In a 33-page report entitled "Children: Innocent Victims of Political Repression," the international human rights group said children held by Iraqi authorities are routinely tortured by beatings, whippings, sexual abuse and electric shock.
Women from the organization "Victims of Arab Terror" also scuffled nearby with Palestinian women.
Victims of the disorder lack ADA, which is responsible for clearing wastes from the body.
Victims' relatives and the 348 survivors will get at least $128,000 each, the ferry's owners said, aside from $5.2 million collected by a disaster fund.
Estimates of the number of people killed there range to 4 million, mostly Jews from across Europe. Victims also included Gypsies, homosexuals and political prisoners.
Since the attack, Miss Saldana has become a spokeswoman for victims' rights and did a television movie about the case, "Victims for Victims."
Since the attack, Miss Saldana has become a spokeswoman for victims' rights and did a television movie about the case, "Victims for Victims."
Victims of the former first lady's criticism are still returning verbal fire.
Victims of the worst thrift failure in history told a House committee today they were duped into investing their life savings in what they were told were federally insured securities, only to learn later they were worthless junk bonds.
Victims of the conflict as well as the budding political opposition openly second-guess him, accusing Gorbachev of aggravating the problem with indecision.
Victims of natural and man-made disasters of all sorts are regularly bailed out by the agency.
"It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out that if everybody in the family is under stress, it takes a lot less of a stimulus to set people off," said Dean Kilpatrick, director of the university's Crime Victims Research and Treatment Center.
Profits from the autobiography of convicted murderer Jean Harris must be turned over to the State Crime Victims Board, a state appeals court held.
Victims gradually lose memory and intellectual functions, and many of them must be institutionalized.
The New York Crime Victims Board sues for the $92,000 advance paid by Simon & Schuster to small-time mobster Henry Hill for the 1986 best seller "Wiseguy."
Victims of the San Francisco Bay quake and Hurricane Hugo that came ashore in South Carolina last month _ have turned to the Red Cross for food, shelter and help in rebuilding their lives, Reagan said.
Victims of this activity have complained to the NASD of being "SOES-ed."
James Sparrow, director of Vietnam Veterans Agent Orange Victims Inc. of Stamford, Conn., said, "It's a major victory for us.
Imagine a city on the margins of western Europe - Trieste, Helsinki or Marseilles, perhaps - perpetually beseiged by hoardes of frantic people. Victims of social and economic collapse in their own countries to the east and south, they have little to lose.
Victims' lungs produce thick mucous that interferes with breathing and harbors bacteria.
Victims of a firing-range accident that killed three soldiers and injured 23 heard the whistle of an incoming artillery shell just before they were "blown off their feet," a commander said today.
Victims' relatives began to arrive in Lockerbie, a community of 2,500, to claim their dead.
Thursday's ruling was praised by attorney Stephen Nassau, who represents the Washington-based Audi Victims Network, a group of Audi owners who contend their cars had sudden acceleration problems.

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