单词 | outlaw |
释义 | out·law I. 1. < a hunted outlaw > < the motor vehicle becomes an outlaw on the highways if operated without new registration — Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles > 2. a. < gangs of outlaws made their hideaways in the inadequately policed Indian territory — C.L.Cannon > b. < the union declared that those who had gone on strike against its orders were outlaws > 3. < spoiled horses are outlaws — they never can be tamed — S.E.Fletcher > II. 1. a. < outlaw the rebels unless they surrendered immediately > b. < the type of legislation which outlawed dueling — Margaret Mead > < has outlawed verbal intimidation on the part of employers — New Republic > < a proposal to outlaw war > 2. < it is neither possible nor convenient to outlaw the old vocabulary — A.G.N.Flew > < banned in Boston, outlawed in Atlanta — Hamilton Basso > 3. < outlaw a debt > < outlaw a claim > < the case was outlawed in 1914 by the Supreme Court under the statute of limitations — H.U.Faulkner > III. 1. < an outlaw band > < outlaw country > 2. a. < an outlaw strike > b. < an outlaw baseball league > < playing outlaw ball — Oscar Fraley > |
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