talkers

英 [ˈtɔːkəz]

美 [ˈtɔkərz]

n.  说话…的人; 爱说话的人
talker的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 健谈的人;以某种方式说话的人
  You can usetalkerto refer to someone when you are considering how much they talk, or how good they are at talking to people.
  1. ...a fluent talker.
     口若悬河的人

双语例句

• Great talkers are commonly liars.
  伟大的宣讲者都是骗子。
• It is easy to become impatient with the talkers.
  人们很容易对讲话者不耐烦。
• I'm not at all sure about Mr Jackson's idea that people are either talkers or doers.
  对于杰克逊将人们分为空谈者和实干者的创意，我并不完全赞同。
• These talkers seemed scared to him.
  在他看来，这些说话的人是给吓坏了。
• If we are merely loquacious and loud talkers, then we can afford to stand very near together, cheek by jowl, and feel each other's breath;
  如果我们仅仅是蝶蝶不休、大声说话的人，那未，我们站得很近，紧紧挨着，彼此能相嘘以气的，这不要紧；
• Bad small talkers tend to dominate the conversation.
  不擅长闲聊的人往往想要在谈话中占据主动。
• And the children often turn out to be early readers, singers, talkers, swimmers.
  接受了练习的孩子们能更早阅读、唱歌、说话、游泳。
• Great talkers are little doers.
  好的健谈者是小实干家。
• The best talkers are those tiny budgies – parakeets still hold the record for vocabulary.
  最好的健谈是那些微小的虎皮鹦鹉-鹦鹉仍持有词汇的纪录。
• On the broad marble steps of the duomo there were scattered groups of beggars and gossiping talkers.
  主教府宽阔的大理石台阶上，散布着一群群的乞丐和聊闲天的人。