callers

英 [ˈkɔːləz]

美 [ˈkɔlərz]

n.  打电话者; 访问者; 来访者; (方形舞或乡村舞中)喊出舞步的指挥
caller的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 打电话的人
  Acalleris a person who is making a telephone call.
  1. An anonymous caller told police what had happened.
     有人打匿名电话向警方报告了所发生的事。
• N-COUNT 来访者;探望者
  Acalleris a person who comes to see you for a short visit.
  1. She ushered her callers into a cluttered living-room.
     她把来人领进凌乱不堪的客厅。

双语例句

• If you are one of the lucky callers chosen to play, you could be in the money.
  如果你有幸成为其中一个被选中参加表演的来电者，就可能会赚大钱。
• I denied myself to all the callers.
  我拒绝一切来访者。
• This model relies on the Web application to authenticate and properly authorize callers before invoking the remote object.
  对于这个模型而言，在调用远程对象之前，要求Web应用程序对调用者进行身份验证并进行正确授权。
• But new software that identifies fraudulent callers on mobile networks is helping some operators slash their losses.
  然而，用于移动电话网络中识别那些欺诈性客户的软件正协助这些电信运营商大幅削减他们的损失。
• Callers will have varying transactional requirements, so the service layer should allow the caller to affect transaction handling.
  调用者将会具有不同的事务需求，因此服务层应该允许调用者影响事务处理。
• Additionally, some libraries might make calls that are unseen to callers and require special permissions.
  另外，某些库可能会进行调用方看不到而又需要特殊权限的调用。
• It should go without saying that ignoring callers is not the way to get and maintain a business.
  不言而喻，忽略呼叫者绝非赢得和维持业务关系的正确方法。
• I had a lot of callers when I came home from hospital.
  我出院回家时，来了许多客人。
• Callers are charged a premium rate of 48p a minute.
  打电话要支付每分钟48便士的附加费。
• Most hot lines are completely private that callers do not have to give their names or telephone numbers.
  大多数热线电话都是完全保护稳私的，打电话者不必说出姓名或电话号码。