fugitive 音标拼音: [fj'udʒətɪv] [fj'udʒɪtɪv]
a . 逃亡的,易变的,无常的
n . 逃亡者,亡命者,难捕捉之物
逃亡的,易变的,无常的逃亡者,亡命者,难捕捉之物
fugitive adj 1 :
lasting for a markedly brief time ; "
a fleeting glance ";
"
fugitive hours "; "
rapid momentaneous association of things that meet and pass "; "
a momentary glimpse " [
synonym :
{
fleeting }, {
fugitive }, {
momentaneous }, {
momentary }]
n 1 :
someone who flees from an uncongenial situation ; "
fugitives from the sweatshops " [
synonym : {
fugitive }, {
runaway }, {
fleer }]
2 :
someone who is sought by law officers ;
someone trying to elude justice [
synonym : {
fugitive }, {
fugitive from justice }]
Fugitive \
Fu "
gi *
tive \,
n .
1 .
One who flees from pursuit ,
danger ,
restraint ,
service ,
duty ,
etc .;
a deserter ;
as ,
a fugitive from justice .
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2 .
Something hard to be caught or detained .
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Or Catch that airy fugitive called wit . --
Harte .
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{
Fugitive from justice } (
Law ),
one who ,
having committed a crime in one jurisdiction ,
flees or escapes into another to avoid punishment .
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Fugitive \
Fu "
gi *
tive \,
a . [
OE .
fugitif ,
F .
fugitif ,
fr .
L .
fugitivus ,
fr .
fugere to flee .
See {
Bow }
to bend ,
and cf .
{
Feverfew }.]
1 .
Fleeing from pursuit ,
danger ,
restraint ,
etc .,
escaping ,
from service ,
duty etc .;
as ,
a fugitive solder ;
a fugitive slave ;
a fugitive debtor .
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The fugitive Parthians follow . --
Shak .
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Can a fugitive daughter enjoy herself while her parents are in tear ? --
Richardson [
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A libellous pamphlet of a fugitive physician . --
Sir H .
Wotton .
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2 .
Not fixed ;
not durable ;
liable to disappear or fall away ;
volatile ;
uncertain ;
evanescent ;
liable to fade ; --
applied to material and immaterial things ;
as ,
fugitive colors ;
a fugitive idea .
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The me more tender and fugitive parts ,
the leaves .
. .
of vegatables . --
Woodward .
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{
Fugitive compositions },
Such as are short and occasional ,
and so published that they quickly escape notice .
Syn :
Fleeting ;
unstable ;
wandering ;
uncertain ;
volatile ;
fugacious ;
fleeing ;
evanescent .
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135 Moby Thesaurus words for "
fugitive ":
DP ,
Judas ,
absconder ,
at large ,
betrayer ,
bolter ,
brief ,
brittle ,
capricious ,
changeable ,
circumforaneous ,
convict ,
corruptible ,
criminal ,
crook ,
deceiver ,
deciduous ,
deserter ,
desperado ,
desperate criminal ,
disappearing ,
discursive ,
disengaged ,
displaced person ,
dissolving ,
divagatory ,
double -
dealer ,
drifting ,
dying ,
eloper ,
emigre ,
ephemeral ,
errant ,
escape artist ,
escaped ,
escapee ,
escaper ,
escapist ,
evacuee ,
evanescent ,
evaporating ,
fading ,
felon ,
fickle ,
fled ,
fleeing ,
fleer ,
fleeting ,
flitting ,
floating ,
flown ,
fly -
by -
night ,
flying ,
footloose ,
footloose and fancy -
free ,
fragile ,
frail ,
free ,
fugacious ,
gadding ,
gallows bird ,
gangster ,
gaolbird ,
gypsy -
like ,
gypsyish ,
hot ,
impermanent ,
impetuous ,
impulsive ,
in flight ,
inconstant ,
insubstantial ,
jailbird ,
landloping ,
lawbreaker ,
loose ,
meandering ,
melting ,
migrational ,
migratory ,
mobster ,
momentary ,
mortal ,
mutable ,
nomad ,
nomadic ,
nondurable ,
nonpermanent ,
on the lam ,
on the loose ,
out of ,
outlaw ,
passing ,
perishable ,
public enemy ,
quisling ,
racketeer ,
rambling ,
ranging ,
refugee ,
roaming ,
roving ,
runagate ,
runaway ,
running away ,
scofflaw ,
scot -
free ,
shifting ,
short -
lived ,
skedaddler ,
stateless person ,
straggling ,
straying ,
strolling ,
swindler ,
temporal ,
temporary ,
thief ,
thug ,
traipsing ,
traitor ,
transient ,
transitive ,
transitory ,
transmigratory ,
two -
timer ,
undurable ,
unenduring ,
unstable ,
vagabond ,
vagrant ,
vanishing ,
volatile ,
wandering ,
well out of Fugitive Gen .
4 :
12 ,
14 ,
a rover or wanderer (
Heb .
n '
a );
Judg .
12 :
4 ,
a refugee ,
one who has escaped (
Heb .
palit );
2 Kings 25 :
11 ,
a deserter ,
one who has fallen away to the enemy (
Heb .
nophel );
Ezek .
17 :
21 ,
one who has broken away in flight (
Heb .
mibrah );
Isa .
15 :
5 ;
43 :
14 ,
a breaker away ,
a fugitive (
Heb .
beriah ),
one who flees away .
FUGITIVE .
A runaway ,
one who is at liberty ,
and endeavors ,
by ,
going away ,
to escape .
FUGITIVE ,
FROM JUSTICE ,
crim .
law .
One who ,
having committed a crime within a jurisdiction ,
goes into another in order to evade the law ,
and avoid its punishment .
2 .
By the Constitution of the United States ,
art .
4 ,
s .
2 ,
it is provided ,
that "
a person charged in any state with treason ,
felony or other crime ,
who shall flee from justice ,
and be found in another state ,
shall ,
on demand of the executive authority of the same state from which he fled ,
be delivered up ,
to be removed to the state having jurisdiction of the crime ."
The act of thus delivering up a prisoner ,
is ,
by the law of nations ,
called extradition . (
q .
v .)
3 .
Different opinions are entertained in relation to the duty of a nation ,
by the law of nations ,
independently of any treaty stipulations ,
to surrender fugitives from justice when '
properly demanded .
Vide 1 Kent ,
Com .
36 ;
4 John .
C .
R .
106 ;
1 Amer .
Jurist ,
297 ;
10 Serg . &
Rawle ,
125 ;
3 Story ,
Com .
Const .
United States ,
Sec .
1801 ;
9 Wend .
R .
218 ;
2 John .
R .
479 ;
6 Binn .
R .
617 ;
4 Johns .
Ch .
R .
113 ;
22 Am .
Jur .
351 :
24 Am .
Jur .
226 ;
14 Pet .
R .
540 ;
2 Caines ,
R .
213 .
4 .
Before the executive of the state can be called upon to deliver an individual ,
it must appear ,
first ,
that a proper and formal requisition of another governor has been made ;
secondly ,
that the requisition was founded upon an affidavit that the crime was committed by the person charged ,
or such other evidence of that fact as may be sufficient ;
thirdly ,
that the person against whom it is directed ,
is a fugitive from justice .
6 Law Report ,
57 .
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