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They were savage and bloodthirsty.是什么意思？

They were savage and bloodthirsty.

他们野蛮残暴。

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they were savage and bloodthirsty

they

pron. 他/她/它们，人们，大家，政府，当局，她们；

were

be的过去时复数和第二人称单数形式，有时代替 was,用于条件从句、动词 wish 之后等；

savage

adj. 未开化的，野蛮的，凶残的，猛烈抨击的；vt. （动物）凶狠地攻击（或伤害），残害，猛烈批评，激烈抨击；n. 未开化的人，野蛮人，凶狠残暴的人；

and

conj. 和，与，而且，于是，然后，因此；

bloodthirsty

adj. 嗜杀的，残忍的，嗜血，残忍好杀，嗜杀成性；
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