viewers

英 [ˈvjuːəz]

美 [ˈvjuərz]

n.  电视观众; 观看者; 观察者; (幻灯片)观看器; 幻灯机
viewer的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 电视（节目）观众
  Viewersare people who watch television, or who are watching a particular programme on television.
  1. These programmes are each watched by around 19 million viewers every week.
     这些电视节目的观众各自都在每周1,900万左右。
• N-COUNT 观看者;观察者
  Avieweris someone who is looking carefully at a picture or other interesting object.
  1. ... the relationship between the art object and the viewer.
     艺术品与其观赏者之间的关系
• N-COUNT （看幻灯片的）观片器，看片器
  Avieweris a device shaped like a box with a lens in one side. It is used for looking at transparent colour photographs.
  1. This special viewer is simple to use and comes with 70 full-colour slides.
     这个特别的观片器操作简单，配有70张全彩幻灯片。

英英释义

noun

• the audience reached by television
  Synonym:viewing audienceTV audience

双语例句

• Highbrow critics sniff that the programme was 'too sophisticated' to appeal to most viewers.
  品位高雅的批评家们轻蔑地表示，该节目“太深奥”，对多数观众没有吸引力。
• I am sure millions of viewers were humbled by this story.
  我相信数百万观众看了这个故事后都会感到自己的渺小。
• The law is intended to protect young and impressionable viewers.
  该法律意图保护那些年轻且无判断力的电视观众。
• The more feedback we get from viewers, the better.
  从观众那儿得到的反馈越多越好。
• 'Er, hello, viewers,' he babbled.
  “呃，观众们，你们好，”他含混不清地说。
• During that keynote, I explained the technical challenges, but also explained the functionality our viewers requested.
  在那个主题演讲中，我说明了技术难题，但也解释了我们的观众要求的功能。
• The communications revolution has intensified commercial competition to win the attention of viewers, listeners and readers.
  通信革命激化了争夺观众、听众和读者注意力的商业竞争。
• They become passive viewers of second-hand information.
  他们成了二手信息的被动接受者。
• To get the attention ( and the money) of these young viewers the advertisers use little actors.
  为了获得这些年轻观众的注意（和金钱），广告商们采取了一些小动作。
• Viewers will remember the dashing hero, Dirk, risking life and limb to rescue Daphne from the dragons.
  观众不会忘记风度翩翩的男主角德克冒着生命危险把达芙妮从恶龙爪下救出的情形。