recidivist

常見(jiàn)例句

雙語(yǔ)例句

• A recidivist demonstrates his tattoos while his cellmates give a coarse laugh. The corrective labor colony in Kovrov (240 km from Moscow), 1993.
  1993年，科夫洛夫勞改隊(duì)（距莫斯科240公里），一位慣犯正展示他的紋身，同牢房的獄友們發(fā)出陣陣低俗的壞笑。
• The current one, Steve Cooley, has other ideas about Three Strikes, which he values as a “powerful recidivist tool” but also considers “draconian”.
  如今的檢察官，史蒂夫·庫(kù)利不怎么贊同三振出局法，他認(rèn)為雖然它能“有力地打擊慣犯”，但同時(shí)“過(guò)于嚴(yán)酷”。
• With convenient access to education and job retraining, they are able to survive by themselves, greatly reducing the chance of becoming a recidivist in times when they are financially challenged.
  教育和就業(yè)培訓(xùn)能夠讓他們?cè)谌蘸蟮纳钪锌孔约荷嫦氯?，而不至于因?yàn)闆](méi)有收入來(lái)源而再次誤入歧途。

權(quán)威例句

• Mr Hussein, it argues, is a recidivist who simply cannot be trusted not to resume his evil ways.
  ECONOMIST: Coalition-building The
• Even for recidivist companies, the profits they might gain defrauding the public can outweigh the cost of any possible enforcement action.
  FORBES: Fraud Shouldn't Be So Rewarding
• In America meditation was judged to be just the tonic for a variety of people ranging from underperforming executives to recidivist prisoners.
  ECONOMIST: Maharishi Mahesh Yogi
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