onlookers

英 [ˈɒnˌlʊkəz]

美 [ˈɔnˌlʊkərz]

n.  旁观者
onlooker的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 旁观者
  Anonlookeris someone who watches an event take place but does not take part in it.
  1. A handful of onlookers stand in the field watching.
     少数几个旁观者站在现场观看。

双语例句

• In what was a rare reunion, the trio startled onlookers with their youthful appearances.
  在这次难得的重聚中，三位霹雳娇娃依然年轻的容貌震惊了所有观众。
• After circling her opponent with what onlookers described as a deathly stare, the streets feisty newcomer attacked.
  弗莱娅绕着她的对手转圈，旁观的人描述她是死死盯住拉里，然后这只充满活力的唐宁街新任御就猫发动了攻击。
• A crowd of onlookers gathered at the scene of the crash.
  在撞车地点聚集了一大群围观者。
• The onlookers applauded apathetically, a little damply.
  旁观者漠然地鼓掌，显得有点冷淡。
• Eventually, several busloads of uniformed and plainclothes officers arrived and pushed onlookers away.
  最后，几车身着制服和便衣的警察抵达现场，把看热闹的人推开。
• Destroyed in the vicinity just residential areas, many people have come to onlookers.
  销毁现场附近正好是居民住宅区，有不少群众纷纷赶来围观。
• The ugly incident outraged many onlookers.
  这件不堪丑事让许多旁观者义愤填膺。
• Two wrestlers stood in a circle of shouting onlookers and sized up each other.
  两个摔跤手站在一圈嚣叫的旁观者中心，互相打量着对方。
• After the crash, onlookers said that the plane had suddenly dropped down out of the sky.
  飞机坠毁后，旁观者说那架飞机是突然从天上掉下来的。
• Isolate the casualty from any onlookers and gently but firmly help casualty to calm down enough to regain control.
  将患者隔离，不让人旁观，温柔而坚定地帮助患者平静下来以使其恢复行为控制的能力。