detractors

英 [dɪˈtræktəz]

美 [dɪˈtræktərz]

n.  诋毁者; 贬低者; 恶意批评者
detractor的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 诋毁者;贬低者;诽谤者
  Thedetractorsof a person or thing are people who criticize that person or thing.
  1. This performance will silence many of his detractors...
     这一表演将会让很多诋毁他的人闭嘴。
  2. The news will have delighted detractors of the scheme.
     这条消息会让该方案的批评者感到高兴。

双语例句

• His detractors claim that his fierce temper makes him unsuitable for Party leadership.
  他的诋毁者声称粗暴的脾气使他不适合作党的领袖。
• They had many detractors and their philanthropic endowments helped to sanitise subsequent memories of them.
  诋毁他们的人很多，而慈善捐赠有助于改善后人对他们的回忆。
• Detractors see him differently: as a dangerous anti-American gadfly, indiscriminately revealing information regardless of the consequences.
  批评者则看法不同，他们认为他是一个危险的反美鼓吹者，不计后果、不加甄别地泄露信息。
• This austerity drive by politicians, who in many cases have considerable wealth, has had its detractors.
  印度的许多政治家拥有可观的财富，他们的这种节俭之举，也招致了一些人的非议。
• This performance will silence many of his detractors
  这一表演将会让很多诋毁他的人闭嘴。
• The IMF has plenty of detractors in Latin America and Asia.
  imf在拉美和亚洲地区遭到了不少诟病。
• Yuste sees a parallel to the brain-mapping initiative: Detractors argue that it's impossible to collect the data, and even if you could collect it, no one could ever understand it.
  Yuste看到脑成像主动性的一个类比：反对者认为不可能收集数据，即使你可以收集到，也没有人能理解。
• It would have provided her professional detractors with a few less redoubts for attack.
  这样就会向那些专门诋毁她的人少提供一些攻击她的口实。
• This experiment, however, has its fair share of controversy and detractors.
  然而，这个实验，却引起好多争论与不满。
• Companies calculate their Net Promoter Score by subtracting their% Detractors from their% Promoters.
  公司计算的净启动分数减去其%，反对者从他们%推动者。