Definition of usual suspects in English:

usual suspects

noun ˈjuːʒʊəl ˈsʌspɛk(t)sˈjuːʒ(ʊ)l ˈsʌspɛk(t)s

With the. The people habitually suspected, detained, or arrested in response to a crime, especially regarded as scapegoats rather than plausible perpetrators. Hence: those people, ideas, etc., that would be expected in a particular context.

Origin

1940s. From usual + the plural of suspect, originally in the phrase round up the usual suspects spoken by Captain Louis Renault, the French prefect of police, played by Claude Rains in the 1942 U.S. film Casablanca.

Definition of usual suspects in US English:

usual suspects

noun

With the. The people habitually suspected, detained, or arrested in response to a crime, especially regarded as scapegoats rather than plausible perpetrators. Hence: those people, ideas, etc., that would be expected in a particular context.

Origin

1940s. From usual + the plural of suspect, originally in the phrase round up the usual suspects spoken by Captain Louis Renault, the French prefect of police, played by Claude Rains in the 1942 U.S. film Casablanca.

单词	usual suspects
释义	Definition of usual suspects in English: usual suspects noun ˈjuːʒʊəl ˈsʌspɛk(t)sˈjuːʒ(ʊ)l ˈsʌspɛk(t)s With the. The people habitually suspected, detained, or arrested in response to a crime, especially regarded as scapegoats rather than plausible perpetrators. Hence: those people, ideas, etc., that would be expected in a particular context. Origin 1940s. From usual + the plural of suspect, originally in the phrase round up the usual suspects spoken by Captain Louis Renault, the French prefect of police, played by Claude Rains in the 1942 U.S. film Casablanca. Definition of usual suspects in US English: usual suspects noun With the. The people habitually suspected, detained, or arrested in response to a crime, especially regarded as scapegoats rather than plausible perpetrators. Hence: those people, ideas, etc., that would be expected in a particular context. Origin 1940s. From usual + the plural of suspect, originally in the phrase round up the usual suspects spoken by Captain Louis Renault, the French prefect of police, played by Claude Rains in the 1942 U.S. film Casablanca.
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