admirer
英 [ədˈmaɪərə(r)] 美 [ədˈmaɪərər]

n.

赞赏者；羡慕者；崇拜者；（女子的）爱慕者

变形

复数：admirers

英英释义

admirer[ əd'maiərə ]

• n.
  • a person who backs a politician or a team etc.

    同义词：supporterprotagonistchampionboosterfriend

  • a person who admires; someone who esteems or respects or approves
  • someone who admires a young woman

    "she had many admirers"

    同义词：adorer

双语例句

用作名词(n.)

1. He claims to be an admirer of Byron.
   他宣称是拜伦的仰慕者。
2. He is a great admirer of Picasso's early paintings.
   他十分赞赏毕加索的早期画作。
3. He is one of her many admirers.
   他是许多爱慕她的人之一。
4. She never married but had many admirers.
   她从未结婚，不过追求者不少。

权威例句

The fat admirer
The fat admirer
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Gustave Belot, Critic and Admirer Of Emile Durkheim: An Introduction
William Stewart Halsted: letters to a young female admirer.
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