spotter
英 [ˈspɒtə(r)]
美 [ˈspɑːtər]
n. 探子(爱好或专门搜寻物品或人才); 侦察机
复数：spotters
Collins.1 / BNC.24252 / COCA.20050
牛津词典
noun
- 探子（爱好或专门搜寻物品或人才）
a person who looks for a particular type of thing or person, as a hobby or job- a talent spotter (= sb who visits clubs and theatres looking for new performers)
星探
- a talent spotter (= sb who visits clubs and theatres looking for new performers)
- 侦察机
a plane used for finding out what an enemy is doing
柯林斯词典
- N-COUNT 以观看(火车或飞机等)为癖好的人
Aspotterof something such as trains or aeroplanes is someone whose hobby is watching and finding out about them.- I was a devoted train spotter.
我是个酷爱看火车的人。
- I was a devoted train spotter.
英英释义
noun
- someone who is the first to observe something
- a person employed to keep watch for some anticipated event
- a worker employed to apply spots (as markers or identifiers)
- a worker employed at a dry-cleaning establishment to remove spots
双语例句
- I was a devoted train spotter.
我是个酷爱看火车的人。 - We had climbed to three thousand feet and taken two passes to check the winds before the spotter had waved me to the door.
我们乘飞机到达了三千英尺的高空。由于风向不对，我们不得不两次放弃起跳。终于，观察员挥手示意让我走到门口。 - Spotter says Owens is inside alone.
观察手说owens一个人在里面。 - He glanced at his spotter again.
他又看了侦察员一眼。 - A team uses a spotter to count.
整个团伙需要一个观察者来算牌。 - Gaining a reputation as a 'star spotter', someone who develops future leaders, can be good for a manager's career& but sometimes the downside of losing you outweighs that benefit.
能够培养出未来的领导者，获得‘伯乐’的声誉，对于管理者的职业发展自然有所裨益。但有时候，失去人才的负面影响要远远超过将他们培养成人才所带来的好处。 - A spotter should wait for the vehicle to come to a stop so he can assure the laser is stuck to it.
一名观察手必须等到载具停下时他才可以保证镭射标定可以黏住目标。 - The preppy guy, is our spotter?
那小子就是算牌者？ - Also, by sending it fast and repeatedly, a enemy spotter can see your box drifting, leading him to your location!
而且，你快速且频繁的镭射，敌军观察手会看到你的镭射框不断地漂移，这会导致他发现你的位置。 - He was flown out in a tiny stork spotter plane to rome.
他乘着一架怪鸟式小型侦察机飞抵罗马。