hustlers

英 [ˈhʌsləz]

美 [ˈhʌsələrz]

n.  耍诡计骗钱的人; 妓女
hustler的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 骗子;诈骗者
  If you refer to someone as ahustler, you mean that they try to earn money or gain an advantage from situations they are in by using dishonest or illegal methods.
  1. ...an insurance hustler.
     保险诈骗者
• 娼妓;（尤指）男妓，牛郎
  Ahustleris a prostitute, especially a male prostitute.

双语例句

• On trips to Brazil for Carnival, he saw signs of the economic progress the country had made: Desperate hustlers, touts and money changers didn't swarm him at the airport any more.
  在前往巴西参加狂欢节的途中，他看到尼日利亚取得经济进步的迹象：机场不再有骗子、票贩子和货币兑换商不顾一切地朝他涌来。
• The hustlers of the new world always found it a decadent trend, bound to lead to no good ( in retrospect, they had a point).
  新世界中那些精力充沛的人总认为这是一种衰落的趋势，一定没有好处（回顾往事，他们说的也有一定道理）。
• Don't you know the work of hustlers when you see it?
  你看不出它骗人吗？
• And there are still plenty of hustlers not quite getting how important their technical co-founder actually is to their success.
  有些营销人员也没有意识到，负责技术方面的共同创始人对于他们的成功来说有多么重要。
• We look like a bunch of street hustlers.
  我们看上去就跟一帮混混似的。
• Now throw ya hands up hustlers, busters, boosters, hoes.
  现在把你们的手举起来，毒贩子，告密者，销赃小偷，妓女。
• The irony is that New York was once a dystopian metropolis because of the people who lived there – the gangs and hustlers left by middle-class flight to the suburbs.
  具有讽刺意味的是，曾经由于中产阶级奔向市郊而只有黑帮和骗子留在城区，纽约成了一个黑暗都市。
• The street was full of hustlers, drug addicts and pimps.
  这条街上都是妓女、吸毒者和皮条客。
• Your friends are all hustlers and alcoholics.
  你的朋友都是些骗子和酒鬼。
• India, in the words of political scientist devesh Kapur, is now a new nation of hustlers, constantly searching for economic opportunities including ways of circumventing onerous rules that, in turn, keep the growth engine purring along.
  用政治学家德韦什卡普尔（deveshkapur）的话讲，现在印度是一个全新的国家，到处是热衷于赚钱的人，不断地寻找经济机遇包括设法绕开繁冗的规定而这进而会让增长引擎继续轰鸣。