strangers是stranger的复数

stranger

美 [ˈstreɪndʒər]
英 [ˈstreɪndʒə(r)]
  • n.陌生人；新来的人；客人；异乡人
  • adj.“strange”的比较级
  • adv.“strange”的比较级
  • 网络陌生人任务记录；陌路人；外国人
复数：strangers  

搭配

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网络释义

n.
1.
陌生人,不认识的人;新来的人;客人;异乡人;外国人
2.
局外人,门外汉,没有经验的人,不熟悉的人
3.
〈美〉先生
4.
【法】第三者,非当事人
1.
陌生人,不认识的人;新来的人;客人;异乡人;外国人
2.
局外人,门外汉,没有经验的人,不熟悉的人
3.
〈美〉先生
4.
【法】第三者,非当事人
adj.
1.
“strange”的比较级
adv.
1.
“strange”的比较级

例句

释义:
全部全部,陌生人陌生人,新来的人新来的人,客人客人,异乡人异乡人,陌生人任务记录陌生人任务记录,陌路人陌路人,外国人外国人
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1.
A week later, scores of strangers descended upon a Manhattan jewelry shop, stood around for a bit, then dispersed just as mysteriously.
一周后，数十名陌生人突临曼哈顿的一家珠宝店，站了一会儿，然后几近神秘地作鸟兽散。
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2.
he was the shyest man alive and hated to have to go among strangers or to any place where he might have to talk.
他是世上顶害羞的人，憎恨呆在陌生人中间，或者去任何一个必须说话的地方。
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3.
For others there will be something quite comforting about going into a space like this full of strangers, yet being aware of each other.
而另一些人则会觉得和一群陌生人同在一个空间里，并且感知彼此的存在，会很舒服。
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4.
The two strangers had been spotted creeping into Rahab's house, and a few minutes later the King's soldiers knocked on her door.
这两个陌生人已经被发现潜入了喇合的房子里，几分钟后国王的士兵就来敲她的门。
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5.
Writing introduced me to people who were otherwise strangers and made them guests at my table.
写作让很多陌生人认识了我，使他们成为了我座上宾。
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6.
There, she was able to talk with others about something she was interested in, even though these people were strangers.
在那里，她开始和别人谈论一些感兴趣的事情，尽管这些也是陌生人。
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7.
Strangers looked upon it as lumber, but the old people did not care for that; they loved the lamp.
人们说它是一件老废料；不过那对老年夫妇倒不在乎，仍然爱这路灯。
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8.
Among strangers he was as a fish out of water, but among friends discrepancies in wisdom or age made no difference to him.
在陌生人之中，他如出水之鱼，但是在友人之间，智力和年龄的差异对他而言无所谓。
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9.
Instead he saw two strangers . . . and the dwarf, who was standing a few feet away staring at him intently.
但是他之看到了两个陌生人……还有一个侏儒，在旁边几步远的地方注视着他。
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10.
The distance and the difficulty of access kept strangers away, and Bertha could wander through it as if it were her own.
距离和交通不便，把陌生人拒之于外，而伯莎却能漫游其中，仿佛这地方属于她自己。
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