partisans

基本解释

I remember people hiding the fronts of newspapers because they had pictures of Russian partisans being hanged.
我记得人们会把报纸的头版藏起来，因为报纸上登着俄国的游击队员被处绞刑的照片。
A year later, in 1944, his Spitfire had been shot down over Italy. After five months with partisans, he had made a dashing journey to safety.
一年后，即1944年，他的喷火战机（二战中的英国空军战斗机型号之一，译注）在意大利被击落，因此他进行了五个月的游击活动，最后成功脱险。
His partisans have introduced piles of pork that smack of the Suharto era.
他的党羽已经引进大量的猪肉，有点苏哈托时代的味道。

Now it's--I think it's still the dominant academic view, but there's a big debate and there are partisans on both sides.
现在，这种观点-我认为仍然是主流的学术观点，但是对此学术界也存在激烈的争论,并且双方都有自己的阵营。
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partisanptzn
an adherent or devotee of a cause, party, etc
Partisans are ordinary people, rather than soldiers, who join together to fight enemy soldiers who are occupying their country.
a spear or pike with two opposing axe blades or spikes