admirers

英 [ədˈmaɪərəz]

美 [ədˈmaɪrərz]

n.  钦佩者; 赞赏者; 追求者，爱慕者(指爱慕女人的男人)
admirer的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 钦佩者；欣赏者
  If you are anadmirerof someone, you like and respect them or their work very much.
  1. He was an admirer of her grandfather's paintings.
     他非常欣赏她祖父的画作。
• N-COUNT （女人的）追求者,爱慕者
  A woman'sadmirersare the men who are attracted to her.
  1. Johnny was the most persistent and most harmless of her admirers.
     约翰尼是追她的人中最痴心、最没有心机的一个。

双语例句

• His admirers claim that he came to power perfectly legally, but the fact remains that he did so by exploiting an illegal situation.
  他的崇拜者称他的上台是完全合法的，但必须承认，他是利用了一次非法事件上台的。
• Admirers say these stars of the so-called sharing economy are breaking up monopolies that have grown greedy and lazy.
  支持者称，这些参与分享型经济（sharingeconomy）的明星公司，打破了已经变得贪婪和懒惰的垄断服务。
• Sophia had admirers, and I was jealous of them.
  索菲娅有很多崇拜者，我很嫉妒他们。
• The celebrity was surrounded by friends and admirers.
  这位名人被朋友和崇拜者包围着。
• What a meany! You have got admirers.
  吝啬鬼！你有很多仰慕者了。
• Friends and admirers crammed the chapel at the small Los Angeles cemetery where Monroe is buried.
  朋友和仰慕者们挤进安葬梦露的洛杉矶小公墓的教堂里。
• With your pretty face you will never want admirers.
  凭您那一副漂亮的脸蛋，您永远不会缺乏追求者的。
• They are enthusiastic admirers of that movie star.
  他们是那位电影明星的狂热崇拜者。
• Johnny was the most persistent and most harmless of her admirers.
  约翰尼是追她的人中最痴心、最没有心机的一个。
• Old enemies bury hatchets, and new friends and admirers you never knew you had suddenly appear.
  旧日的敌人与你和解，你从来都不知道的新朋友和崇拜者突然出现了。