vampires

英 [ˈvæmpaɪəz]

美 [ˈvæmpaɪrz]

n.  吸血鬼(夜间走出坟墓吸吮活人血的游魂)
vampire的复数

柯林斯词典

• （传说和恐怖故事中在夜间离开坟墓吸食活人血的）吸血鬼
  Avampireis a creature in legends and horror stories. Vampires are said to come out of graves at night and suck the blood of living people.

双语例句

• We do know that a new crisis threatens both humans and vampires.
  我们知道一场新的危机威胁着人类和吸血鬼。
• Let her tell everyone that vampires have returned to mystic falls.
  让她告诉所有人神秘的吸血鬼重归了！
• Humans are turned into vampires by ingesting vamp blood.
  人类是通过吸收了吸血鬼的血液而变成吸血鬼的。
• You're not the only one talking about vampires.
  你不是第一个谈论吸血鬼的。
• The film was dreadful& all spooks and vampires.
  这部影片很可怕&全是幽灵和吸血鬼。
• My vampires do not have fangs.
  我的吸血鬼是没有獠牙的。
• But Vampires Werewolves is not guys typically like, but they're in love.
  可吸血鬼和狼人一般男的也不太喜欢，但是他们在恋爱。
• How many vampires he` s killed with this thing.
  不知道他用它杀了多少吸血鬼。
• But I do understand the appeal of it. People have always had this obsession, infatuation with vampires.
  但我懂吸血鬼的吸引力人们总是对吸血鬼很痴迷。
• I think somebody here wants to talk about vampires.
  我想这里的某些人想讨论一下吸血鬼。