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demonstrator

/ˈdem.ən.streɪ.tər/

翻译: 名词,指演示或讲解某事物如何运作或操作的人,也指参加公众抗议或集会的人。

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词语关系

noun

/ˈdem.ən.streɪ.tər/B2formal
  • zh名词,指演示或讲解某事物如何运作或操作的人,也指参加公众抗议或集会的人。

A noun referring to a person who shows or explains how something works or is done, or someone who takes part in a public protest or rally.

  1. Teacher or assistant demonstrating principlesB2formal

    A person, often a teacher or teaching assistant, who shows and explains principles or techniques being taught.

    zh演示者

    • The chemistry demonstrator showed the students how to mix the compounds safely.
    • Our physics demonstrator explained the principles of electromagnetism with a live experiment.
    • The lab demonstrator guided us through the dissection process step by step.

    同义词expositorinstructorlecturerteachertutor

  2. Sales demonstratorB2formal

    A person who shows how a product works to potential customers, often in a store or at a trade show.

    zh演示销售员

    • The demonstrator at the electronics store showed us how the new blender works.
    • A product demonstrator was explaining the features of the vacuum cleaner to shoppers.
    • The car demonstrator let me test drive the new model.

    同义词exhibitorpitchmanpromotersales repsalesmansalespersonsaleswoman

  3. Participant in a public protestB2formal

    A person who takes part in a public display of group feeling, such as a protest or march.

    zh示威者

    • Thousands of demonstrators gathered in the city square to demand change.
    • The demonstrators marched peacefully through the streets.
    • Police monitored the crowd of demonstrators to ensure safety.

    同义词activistmarcherprotester

词形
  • demonstrators plural form
  • demonstrators' possessive plural form
  • demonstrator's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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