desperados

desperados的音标是[dɪ"spɜːrbə(d)z]，基本翻译是“亡命之徒；铤而走险者”，速记技巧可以是：得（d）死（p）百（b）肉（r）徒（z）。

Desperados这个词源于西班牙语，意为“绝望的人”。它的变化形式包括过去式desperadado，过去分词desperadado，现在分词desperado，以及形容词desperate。

相关单词：

1. desperado - 通常指极度绝望的人，通常用于描述犯罪团伙或亡命之徒。

2. desperate - 指极度危险的，绝望的，通常用于描述情况或情感。

例如，在句子“The desperadoes robbed the bank and escaped”中，“desperate”用来形容亡命之徒的行为。

此外，这个词也经常在英语中用来形容一种狂野、不羁的风格或行为，比如在音乐、文学或电影中。这个词也经常用来形容一种无畏、冒险的精神，这种精神有时也会带来危险和失败。

以上就是Desperados的英文词源、变化形式以及相关单词的解释和用法。

常用短语：

1. desperados (n.) 亡命之徒

2. on the run (v.) 逃亡

3. at large (adj.) 逍遥法外

4. on the lam (v.) 逃避法律制裁

5. in the clear (adj.) 无罪

6. on the run (adv.) 匆忙地

7. at large (n.) 全部

双语例句：

1. The desperados are on the run after escaping from jail.

2. He was released on the lam after being caught in a police sting.

3. They were all cleared of the charges and are now on the run.

4. She was on the run for months, trying to evade her creditors.

5. They were on the run for days, but managed to escape safely.

6. The police are still looking for the remaining desperados.

7. The desperados are at large and may be anywhere at any time.

英文小作文：

The desperados are a group of criminals who are always on the run, trying to avoid capture by the police. They may be hiding in remote areas or on the run through the city streets, always looking over their shoulders for the next police patrol. These criminals are often desperate and willing to do anything to stay alive, including breaking into houses, stealing cars, and even robbing banks. Although they may seem like a lawless group of criminals, they are also human beings who need help and support from society. If we can provide them with a chance to reform and turn their lives around, they may become law-abiding citizens who contribute to society instead of being a burden on it.