Definition of abductee in English:

abductee

noun ˌabdʌkˈtiːˌæbdəkˈti

A person who has been abducted.
被诱拐者，被劫持者，被绑架者
Example sentencesExamples
- We are campaigning for the return of the families of the abductees and hope for assistance only on that point and for understanding of our feelings.
- Then it would be only logical to protect these valued abductees against HIV.
- The abductees will be reunited with their family members before going through the immigration, according to the proposal.
- Jess spent the weekend acting like an abductee in an alien spacecraft.
- Reports say that five of the surviving abductees will soon visit Japan.
- Most of the abductees never return and the trail grows cold.
- Pressure is also rising from family members of the abductees.
- The homecoming of some of abductees' children is only a step forward in the abduction issue.
- Earlier this year, the children of the other abductees came to Japan and were reunited with their families.
- Terror in the face of potentially false memories was one issue McNally hoped to study with abductees.
- They also interviewed people said to be familiar with the abductees and visited places where some of them had apparently stayed.
- If anyone has ever been abducted, can any of you abductees tell me what aliens eat?
- The reclusive state's fabricated documents and false claims could be evidence that the abductees are still alive.
- The experience which abductees think of as an alien abduction experience may be due to certain brain states.
- Why, he wondered, do we not believe the tales of abductees?
- And about 18 months ago a bunch of the original abductees came home to Japan.
- The spokesman said that two of the abductees had been released.
- Five of the abductees were allowed to return for what was originally scheduled to be a brief visit.
- They washed up in New York looking like a bunch of newly freed alien abductees.
- Although he is not on the official government list of abductees, there is strong suspicion that he, too, was kidnapped.

Definition of abductee in US English:

abductee

nounˌabdəkˈtēˌæbdəkˈti

A person who has been abducted.
被诱拐者，被劫持者，被绑架者
Example sentencesExamples
- Earlier this year, the children of the other abductees came to Japan and were reunited with their families.
- They also interviewed people said to be familiar with the abductees and visited places where some of them had apparently stayed.
- Reports say that five of the surviving abductees will soon visit Japan.
- Terror in the face of potentially false memories was one issue McNally hoped to study with abductees.
- Most of the abductees never return and the trail grows cold.
- The reclusive state's fabricated documents and false claims could be evidence that the abductees are still alive.
- And about 18 months ago a bunch of the original abductees came home to Japan.
- Five of the abductees were allowed to return for what was originally scheduled to be a brief visit.
- Why, he wondered, do we not believe the tales of abductees?
- The spokesman said that two of the abductees had been released.
- They washed up in New York looking like a bunch of newly freed alien abductees.
- Jess spent the weekend acting like an abductee in an alien spacecraft.
- If anyone has ever been abducted, can any of you abductees tell me what aliens eat?
- We are campaigning for the return of the families of the abductees and hope for assistance only on that point and for understanding of our feelings.
- Then it would be only logical to protect these valued abductees against HIV.
- Although he is not on the official government list of abductees, there is strong suspicion that he, too, was kidnapped.
- The abductees will be reunited with their family members before going through the immigration, according to the proposal.
- Pressure is also rising from family members of the abductees.
- The homecoming of some of abductees' children is only a step forward in the abduction issue.
- The experience which abductees think of as an alien abduction experience may be due to certain brain states.

单词	abductee
释义	Definition of abductee in English: abductee noun ˌabdʌkˈtiːˌæbdəkˈti A person who has been abducted. 被诱拐者，被劫持者，被绑架者 Example sentencesExamples We are campaigning for the return of the families of the abductees and hope for assistance only on that point and for understanding of our feelings. Then it would be only logical to protect these valued abductees against HIV. The abductees will be reunited with their family members before going through the immigration, according to the proposal. Jess spent the weekend acting like an abductee in an alien spacecraft. Reports say that five of the surviving abductees will soon visit Japan. Most of the abductees never return and the trail grows cold. Pressure is also rising from family members of the abductees. The homecoming of some of abductees' children is only a step forward in the abduction issue. Earlier this year, the children of the other abductees came to Japan and were reunited with their families. Terror in the face of potentially false memories was one issue McNally hoped to study with abductees. They also interviewed people said to be familiar with the abductees and visited places where some of them had apparently stayed. If anyone has ever been abducted, can any of you abductees tell me what aliens eat? The reclusive state's fabricated documents and false claims could be evidence that the abductees are still alive. The experience which abductees think of as an alien abduction experience may be due to certain brain states. Why, he wondered, do we not believe the tales of abductees? And about 18 months ago a bunch of the original abductees came home to Japan. The spokesman said that two of the abductees had been released. Five of the abductees were allowed to return for what was originally scheduled to be a brief visit. They washed up in New York looking like a bunch of newly freed alien abductees. Although he is not on the official government list of abductees, there is strong suspicion that he, too, was kidnapped. Definition of abductee in US English: abductee nounˌabdəkˈtēˌæbdəkˈti A person who has been abducted. 被诱拐者，被劫持者，被绑架者 Example sentencesExamples Earlier this year, the children of the other abductees came to Japan and were reunited with their families. They also interviewed people said to be familiar with the abductees and visited places where some of them had apparently stayed. Reports say that five of the surviving abductees will soon visit Japan. Terror in the face of potentially false memories was one issue McNally hoped to study with abductees. Most of the abductees never return and the trail grows cold. The reclusive state's fabricated documents and false claims could be evidence that the abductees are still alive. And about 18 months ago a bunch of the original abductees came home to Japan. Five of the abductees were allowed to return for what was originally scheduled to be a brief visit. Why, he wondered, do we not believe the tales of abductees? The spokesman said that two of the abductees had been released. They washed up in New York looking like a bunch of newly freed alien abductees. Jess spent the weekend acting like an abductee in an alien spacecraft. If anyone has ever been abducted, can any of you abductees tell me what aliens eat? We are campaigning for the return of the families of the abductees and hope for assistance only on that point and for understanding of our feelings. Then it would be only logical to protect these valued abductees against HIV. Although he is not on the official government list of abductees, there is strong suspicion that he, too, was kidnapped. The abductees will be reunited with their family members before going through the immigration, according to the proposal. Pressure is also rising from family members of the abductees. The homecoming of some of abductees' children is only a step forward in the abduction issue. The experience which abductees think of as an alien abduction experience may be due to certain brain states.
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