Definition of ladrone in English:

ladrone

noun ləˈdrəʊn

Spanish ladrón 'robber', from Latin latro(n-).

单词	ladrone
释义	Definition of ladrone in English: ladrone noun ləˈdrəʊn A highwayman or pirate in Spain or Spanish America. Example sentencesExamples Through the financial district, every bank bore graffiti labelling them ladrones. I am conscious of the need for caution but have not allowed for the determination of Peru's ladrones. The Ladrones never returned a single shot, but always kept in readiness to board. He mentions having seen a Ladrone with his sword drawn and dripping with blood, engaged in pursuit of a villager. The Ladrones were much exasperated, and determined to revenge themselves. Synonyms bandit, brigand, robber, outlaw, ruffian, desperado, plunderer, marauder, raider, ravager, pillager, freebooter, criminal, thug, gangster Origin Spanish ladrón 'robber', from Latin latro(n-).
随便看	approximate approximated approximately approximately approximates approximate to be seeing you beseem beseemed beseeming beseemly be seemly for beseems be seen be seized of be seized of be seized of be self-defeating be self-defeating for be self-evident be sensible for be sensible of be sensitive to be sent be sepulchred