pipers

英 [ˈpaɪpəz]

美 [ˈpaɪpərz]

n.  吹笛者; 风笛吹奏者
piper的复数

柯林斯词典

• 吹风笛的人；风笛手
  Apiperis a musician who plays the bagpipes.
• 谁出钱谁做主；花钱的人说了算
  If you say 'He who pays the piper' or 'He who pays the piper calls the tune', you mean that the person who provides the money for something decides what will be done, or has a right to decide what will be done.

双语例句

• He would set up a big hollow tube on a hill; the Dagenham Girl Pipers ( or similar) would march into it;
  他将要在山上架一根巨大的中空管，大到戴跟纳姆的女子风笛队（或类似规模的队伍）可以齐步列队走进去；
• REEVES: A couple of pipers march ahead of the coffin.
  里夫斯：几对对风笛手在她的棺材前行进着。
• Rome's military invasion of Great Britain, Scottish pipers introduced.
  罗马军队入侵大不列颠的时候，风笛传入苏格兰。
• In the middle section the "fixed idea" reappears in waltz time, introduced by flute and oboe. The children danced to the music that the pipers were piping.
  在中部，长笛和双簧管用园舞曲的节奏再次引出了固定乐思。孩子们伴随着管乐器者们吹奏的音乐起舞。
• The weather was unkind to those pipers who played in the morning.
  坏天气对上午那些风笛吹奏者毫不容情。
• Scottish regiments have traditionally been led into battle by pipers.
  按照传统，风笛手被编入英国陆军苏格兰团部队中。
• Research in Construction Control of Continuous Rigid Frame Bridge with Long Span and High-low Pipers
  高矮墩大跨度连续刚构桥施工控制研究
• Along with less need to invest in physical infrastructure, it is the reason they typically command higher valuations than the pipers.
  再加上内容提供商不太需要投资实体基础设施，这就是它们的市值通常高于渠道供应商的原因。
• The children danced to the music that the pipers were piping.
  孩子们伴随着管乐器者们吹奏的音乐起舞。
• But he had to pay the private pipers to enact it.
  可是为了要完成这项立法，他必须付出代价。