gatekeepers

英 [ˈgeɪtˌkiːpəz]

美 [ˈgeɪtˌkipərz]

n.  看门人; 守门人; 门卫; 把关系统
gatekeeper的复数

柯林斯词典

• 看门人；守门人
  Agatekeeperis a person who is in charge of a gate and who allows people through it.

双语例句

• Instinctively, or unconsciously, managers know this to be true, so oddly most engage in preventing access to the needed knowledge ( they become gatekeepers) in order to justify the great wisdom they bring to decisions.
  出于本能或潜意识，经理们知道这一点，奇怪的是大多数经理都会阻挠别人获得所需的知识（从而变成了守门员），只是为了证明自己的决定非常英明。
• They were gatekeepers, jail keepers, sextons, journalists, printers, apothecaries, midwives, nurses, and teachers.
  她们当守门人或狱卒，教堂司事、记者、印刷工、药剂师、助产士、护士和教师。
• Strengthening the internal communication, strengthening the deployment of the security guards, gatekeepers and switchboard operators.
  加强内部沟通、加强保安、门卫和总机接线员的安排。
• They performed the liturgy of their God and the ceremonies of purification with the singers and the gatekeepers, as commanded by David and his son Solomon.
  因他们各尽侍奉他们的天主之职，举行取洁礼。歌咏者和守门者，也都遵照达味和他的儿子撒罗满所制定的进行。
• While the gatekeepers may be in danger, producers and editors will become more important.
  虽然主控人可能处于危险状态，制片人和编辑将变得更为重要。
• We English teachers are the gatekeepers.
  我们这些英语老师就是把关的。
• Gatekeepers often support access to government records and proceedings in the abstract; once access becomes cheap and easy, they may question its wisdom.
  信息把门人通常从理念上支持公开政府文件与纪录的纲要；但是，一旦这种公开化变得廉价易行，他们可能会质疑其明智性。
• The gatekeepers make one of the four decisions: go, kill, hold, or recycle.
  守门的四连胜，说：你回去，杀死，举办或循环。
• Psychologist Kurt Lewin discovered that women the gatekeepers of the family diet began to reconsider their opinion of sweetmeat through conversations they had with each other.
  心理学家库尔特•勒温发现，当时留守后方的妇女们通过互相之间的谈话，其中很多人改变了不吃动物内脏的习惯。
• These retained search firms are the gatekeepers to 60,000 to 70,000 senior-level jobs worldwide every year, he adds.
  这些专属型猎头每年在世界范围内把守着6万个到7万个高层职位，他补充道。