nomads

英 [ˈnəʊmədz]

美 [ˈnoʊˌmædz]

n.  游牧部落的人
nomad的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 游牧民;游牧部落的人
  Anomadis a member of a group of people who travel from place to place rather than living in one place all the time.
  1. ...a country of nomads who raise cattle and camels.
     饲养牛和骆驼的游牧国度

双语例句

• The nomads who crossed from Siberia to North America were Turkish origin.
  那些从西伯利亚穿越到北美的游牧民族就是土耳其人的祖先。
• Some nomads were leaving earlier than usual from the summer pastures so their sheep could graze lower down.
  一些游牧者比往常更早地离开了夏季牧场，好让羊群到南边吃草。
• Nomads never keep their homes in one place very long.
  游牧民从不在一个地方长期安家。
• The nomads moved to this arid region centuries ago.
  游牧民族几百年前就来到这个贫瘠的地区。
• Nomads have inhabited this region for thousands of years.
  游牧民族在这地区居住已有数千年了。
• Large savage dogs accompanied the nomads on their wanderings, driving their domesticated animals and guarding their encampments.
  凶猛的大狗伴随着游牧民的游牧生活，为他们驱赶家畜，在他们的露营地当警卫。
• And when they flew back to Europe this time, she added, the Senior Nomads did something different.
  而且，她说，在这次飞回欧洲时，这两位资深流浪汉又做了件与以往不同的事。
• A festival among nomads in Qinghai Province promotes environmental awareness and protection.
  青海省游牧民族里的一个节日，唤起了环境意识和环境保护。
• His new film is an epic of the nomads.
  他新拍的这部电影是游牧民族的一部史诗。
• The nomads who made these markings lived by hunting and fishing during the last Ice Age.
  作出这些刻记的游牧人，依靠狩猎和捕鱼生活在冰河时代的晚期。