lifer

noun

1. 终身囚犯；无期徒刑犯
   a person who has been sent to prison for their whole life

1. 无期徒刑犯
   A lifer is a criminal who has been given a life sentence.

1. After 32 years at the automaker, Barra has the resume of a GM lifer& but absent the usual baggage.
   芭拉已经在通用汽车工作了32年，可以说把一生都奉献给了这家公司。
2. A decade ago when Smith started, a position like that would have gone to a Goldman lifer, a person like Smith, who had started at Goldman as an intern and work his way up.
   十年前，史密斯进入高盛时，像这样的职位只能属于高盛的嫡系部队，就像史密斯这样从实习生一步步爬上来的人。
3. My dream job is to be a lifer on a famous television show.
   我梦想的工作是能够在一个有名的电视节目里面工作一辈子。
4. The guilty criminal got a lifer, he was sentenced to forty years in prison.
   罪犯得到了无期徒刑，他被判了40年监禁。
5. Philosophers Often explicitly reject the notion of any transcendent reality beyond thought And claim to be concerned only with thought itself-w.p.alston; the unknowable mysteries of lifer.
   哲学家经常明确地滤过掉意想不到的关于任何超凡的事实以外的观念并声称务必只与思想相关-w.p.阿尔斯顿；生命的未知的神秘。
6. It is important to find the correct distance/ height ratio of the lifer bars.
   找出正确的压条衬板（提升棒）的间距和高度的比率是很重要的。
7. In the step of executing, the low rate of parole as well as the forbidden of parole applying on recidivist and forcible felony by criminal law restrict the reeducation of lifer.
   在行刑上，过低的假释适用率以及刑法禁止对具有累犯和暴力性犯罪性质的无期徒刑罪犯假释的规定限制了对无期徒刑罪犯的改造。

noun

1. a prisoner serving a term of life imprisonment