managers

英 [ˈmænɪdʒəz]

美 [ˈmænədʒərz]

n.  (企业、店铺等的)经理，经营者，老板; (演员、作曲家等的)经理人，经纪人，个人经理; (运动队的)主教练
manager的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 经理;管理人
  Amanageris a person who is responsible for running part of or the whole of a business organization.
  1. The chef, staff and managers are all Chinese.
     厨师、工作人员和经理都是中国人。
  2. ...Linda Emery, marketing manager for Wall's sausages.
     琳达·埃默里——沃尔香肠公司的营销经理
  3. ...a retired bank manager.
     退休的银行经理
• (明星、艺人等的)经纪人，业务管理人
  Themanagerof a pop star or other entertainer is the person who looks after their business interests.
• (球队的)主教练(在美国英语中，该词只用于棒球球队，其他运动则用 coach 一词指主教练)
  Themanagerof a sports team is the person responsible for training the players and organizing the way they play. In American English,manageris only used for baseball; in other sports,coachis used instead.

双语例句

• The chef, staff and managers are all Chinese.
  厨师、工作人员和经理都是中国人。
• Big, successful moves need bold, masterful managers.
  重大而成功的举措需要既大胆又善于控制局势的经理来实施。
• Most managers couldn't care less about information technology. More fool them.
  多数的经理管理者根本不关心信息技术，他们真的很傻。
• Many senior managers are technologically illiterate.
  许多高级经理都对技术知之甚少。
• The unemployed executives include former sales managers, directors and accountants.
  被解雇的管理人员包括前销售经理、主管和会计。
• Many personnel managers started as secretaries or personnel assistants and worked their way up.
  很多人事经理最初是从秘书或人事助理做起，然后慢慢升上去的。
• The firm's top managers share the same open-plan office.
  该公司的高层管理人员共用一间开敞式办公室。
• The trainees will then be paired with experienced managers.
  实习生随后将会与经验丰富的经理结成对子。
• Managers saw a commensurate fall in their revenues.
  经理们发现自己的收入相应地减少了。
• Erstwhile workers may have become managers
  过去的工人可能已经成了经理。