1.牺牲者,受害者,遭难者 (of);受骗者
2.牺牲(品)
1.someone who has been harmed, injured, or killed as the result of a crime; someone who has been affected by a bad situation such as an accident or an illness
2.someone who has suffered as a result of the actions or negative attitudes of someone else or of people in general; something that is badly affected by a situation, a decision, etc.
1.Moffatt said the three victims were all women and that there were between 60 and 70 people at the facility at the time of the shooting.
Moffatt称，三名遇难者皆为女性，事发时约有60-70人在健身中心。
2.Other findings that go against the popular suspicion include the fact that girls are often the victims of these crimes as well.
其他的发现也否认了大众的怀疑，认为女孩经常成为犯罪的受害者。
3.You've probably seen one of these flood victims on at least one of your previous pe trips.
你有可能在以往的旅途中遇到过那些因为漏水而受伤的病人。
4.Then the criminal law should endow the victims in the cases of public prosecution with right to appeal, equal to that of the accused.
其次，刑事诉讼法应赋予公诉案件被害人的上诉权，平衡于被告人的上诉权。
5.Like the Lady of the Serpent Skirt, Anath hung the shorn penises of her victims on her goatskin apron or aegis.
像蛇女神那样，安纳斯把她的受害者的阴茎挂在她山羊皮做的围裙或羊皮盾上。
6.Worse still, it is often the victims of the traffickers that are treated as criminals.
更坏的是，常常人口贩卖中的受害者被指定为罪犯。
7.Back then, she said, the country was mess of landmines, victims of war and curfews.
她说，那时，这个国家到处是地雷，战争和宵禁让人们深受其害。
8.The 60th anniversary of the war's end is a year in which victims become sensitive to such a mood whether they want to or not.
受害者在二战结束60周年这一年，不管是否想这样，对这种状况都非常敏感。
9.Japan might be a rich country, but a week after the tsunami struck it is struggling to feed and house the victims adequately.
日本或许是一个富裕的过渡，但在海啸来袭后一周，整个国家都还在极其吃力地为灾民提供足够的食物和足够的安身之所。
10.Please disclose it and give it back to the victims so that they could get a little bit of their lives back, '' she said.
她说道：“请说出来，把钱还给受害者，让他们能找回一点点人生。”