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standee

/stænˈdiː/

翻译: 指站在本可以坐下的地方的人,如剧院里的站票观众或拥挤公交、火车上的站客;也指真人大小的硬纸板人形立牌,通常为名人。

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noun

C1formalcommon/stænˈdiː/

A noun referring to a person who stands in a place where one might otherwise sit, such as a spectator in a theater or a passenger on a crowded bus or train, or a lifesize cardboard cutout, usually of a celebrity.

  • 🇨🇳指站在本可以坐下的地方的人,如剧院里的站票观众或拥挤公交、火车上的站客;也指真人大小的硬纸板人形立牌,通常为名人。
  1. Standing passenger or spectator B1 formal

    A person who stands in a place where seating is normally available, such as on a crowded bus, train, or in a theater.

    • The bus was so full that there were several standees in the aisle.
    • Standees are common during rush hour on the subway.
    • The theater sold standing-room tickets, allowing standees to watch the play.

    🇨🇳站立的乘客或观众

    同义词: standerstraphanger

    反义词: sitter

  2. Cardboard cutout B2 informal

    A life-sized cardboard figure, often of a celebrity or fictional character, used for display or decoration.

    • The movie premiere had a standee of the main actor for fans to take photos with.
    • She bought a standee of her favorite singer for her bedroom.
    • The store used a standee of a superhero to promote the new comic book.

    🇨🇳纸板人形立牌

    同义词: cutout

  • standees plural form
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  • standee's possessive singular form