strikers

英 [ˈstraɪkəz]

美 [ˈstraɪkərz]

n.  罢工者; 罢课者; 罢市者; 前锋
striker的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT (足球等的)前锋
  In football and some other team sports, astrikeris a player who mainly attacks and scores goals, rather than defends.
  1. ...and the England striker scored his sixth goal of the season.
     这名英格兰队前锋踢进了他在本赛季的第 6 个进球
• See also:strike

双语例句

• I think I now have more sympathy for the strikers.
  现在我对罢工者更同情了。
• They are both great players but when strikers are not scoring people are always disappointed in them.
  他们都是伟大的球员，但当射手经历进球荒时，人们总是对他们抱以失望的态度。
• The strikers are demanding higher pay and better working conditions.
  罢工者要求加薪并改善工作环境。
• The strikers wouldn't give in.
  罢工者不肯让步。
• After three days, the strikers 'demands were met almost without reservation.
  3天以后，罢工人员的要求几乎全部得到了满足。
• The strikers have turned down yesterday's pay offer from the employers.
  罢工者拒绝了老板们昨天提出的工资标准。
• Many people start as strikers and then move to the midfield.
  很多人一开始是射手，但后来成了中场。
• The great strike was over, the strikers beaten.
  大罢工已经结束，罢工者吃了亏。
• The government issued a warning that the strikers should end their action or face dismissal
  政府发布了警告，要求罢工者停止行动，否则将被解雇。
• The minister was assaulted by a barrage of abuse from the angry strikers.
  这位部长遭到愤怒的罢工者的一阵辱骂。