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Meanings of bandit in English
Usage of bandit in English
1
Some opposition, of course, had been expected from the local bandit towns.
2
Probably neither the priest nor the bandit saw the irony of it.
3
The bandit leader rose to his feet and peered through the bush.
4
Yaqui jumped down the wall and drove the bandit off the ledge.
5
But even as Gale yelled in sheer madness the bandit leaped erect.
6
It never used to take him so long to catch a bandit.
7
And the bandit again cast a look of intelligence at the prisoners.
8
A third follows and undergoes the same fate without satisfying the bandit.
9
The bandit and the robber feel equally at home under either flag.
10
Within seconds, it was snatched up and transferred to the bandit's account.
11
The little bandit appeared to have the sure-footedness of a mountain sheep.
12
That suited Pierre just fine; he would make out like a bandit.
13
Happily the unmasked bandit was less to be feared than the traitor.
14
You look like a real bandit, kid! For's voice said behind me.
15
He halted in his tugging to glare at his bandit comrades below.
16
That is the worst of the country down there, those bandit raids.
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United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common