gangster
gangster — noun
1. A person who takes part in the violent and illegal activities of a well-organize
1.名詞B2
釋義
A person who takes part in the violent and illegal activities of a well-organized criminal group.
例句
Amani's uncle was a notorious gangster who controlled several city neighborhoods in the 1990s.
collocation: notorious gangster
The gangster ordered his men to deliver the money before sunrise.
Old gangster movies from the 1970s show criminals in fancy suits and expensive cars.
Haruto knew that becoming a gangster meant breaking the law every single day.
The police arrested three suspected gangsters after the bank robbery last week.
同義詞
反義詞
- law-abiding citizen
A person who follows the law rather than breaking it.
文法句型
a gangster / the gangster / gangsters
常見錯誤
❌That man who stole my wallet is a gangster.
✅That man who stole my wallet is a thief.
💡A gangster belongs to an organized criminal group; a lone thief is not a gangster.