respondents

英 [rɪsˈpɒndənts]

美 [rɪˈspɑndənts]

n.  回答问题的人; (尤指)调查对象; 被告
respondent的复数

IELTS

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT (调查和问题的)回答者;答卷人
  Arespondentis a person who replies to something such as a survey or set of questions.
  1. 60 percent of the respondents said they disapproved of the president's performance.
     60％的调查对象表示不认可总统的表现。
• N-COUNT 被告
  Arespondentis someone who has to defend a case in a law court.
  1. In addition, the respondent disclosed professional confidences to one of the patients.
     另外，被告还向其中一位病人透露了行业机密。

双语例句

• When researchers asked respondents to rank the appearance of people, they found a high degree of consensus.
  当研究人员要求受访者对人们的外貌进行打分时，他们发现了高度的一致性。
• More than one-third of the roughly 1,400 respondents already use wearable technologies on the job.
  在大约1400名受访者中，超过三分之一已经开始在工作中使用可穿戴技术。
• Only 49% of Chinese respondents said they were happy in their jobs.
  在中国，只有49%的受调查人群称他们在工作中感到幸福。
• The move has outraged over 80% of respondents to an Internet poll.
  在一份网络民意调查上，这一举动招致了80%的反对。
• In a recent opinion poll, a majority of respondents were against nuclear weapons.
  在最近的一次民意测验中，大多数调查对象反对核武器。
• Even with sales of e-readers surging, only 10% of respondents said they had abandoned traditional books.
  即使电子阅读器的销售风起云涌，但在有电子阅读器的受访者中，只有10%的人说他们已经抛弃了传统的书本。
• Respondents from region's two biggest emerging economies, India and China, were particularly upbeat about their prospects.
  该地区最大两个新兴经济体&印度和中国的受访者对于未来前景尤其乐观。
• Most respondents were in their30s, so they only voted for stars their age.
  大多数调查对象都是30多岁，所以他们选出来的明星都和自己年龄相仿。
• Respondents were also more optimistic about the US economy.
  被调查者对美国经济前景也更乐观。
• When asked how they define success, respondents opted for less tangible benefits than salary.
  当被问到如何定义成功时，回应者选择了和工资相比并不那么实实在在的好处。