dwellers

英 [ˈdwɛləz]

美 [ˈdwɛlərz]

n.  居民; 居住者; 栖身者
dweller的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 居民;居住者
  A citydwelleror slumdweller, for example, is a person who lives in the kind of place or house indicated.
  1. The number of city dwellers is growing...
     城市居民的数量正在增长。
  2. But in some respects cave dwellers were far cleverer than us.
     但是在某些方面穴居人要比我们聪明得多。

双语例句

• Pets are considered to be a burden to most of the city dwellers.
  宠物对多数城市居民来说是个负担。
• Ultimately, these inequities are detrimental to all city dwellers.
  这些不公平现象最终会危害所有城市居民。
• "In effect what you do is penalize rural families and large families and use the increase in price those families to subsidize city dwellers and rich families that tend to use smaller cars," he said.
  “实际上你这样做是处罚乡下的家庭和大的家庭，大车辆价格的增长使那些家庭补贴城市居民和更愿意使用较小的汽车的富有家庭，”，他说。
• City dwellers in Moscow and St Petersburg might betray a weakness for western cars and other imported comforts.
  莫斯科和圣彼得堡的市民可能会暴露出他们对西方汽车和其他进口优质产品的偏爱。
• City dwellers had the highest.
  城市居民杏仁核活动水平最高。
• Some of the ancient Indians in the southwestern United States were cliff dwellers.
  美国西南部的一些古代印第安人是悬崖洞穴居民。
• City slicker: a person with the sophisticated manner and dress traditionally associated by rural people with city dwellers.
  都市人：乡村居民眼中的打扮和举止老于世故的城里人。
• Many city dwellers live in apartment buildings.
  许多城市居民住在公共住宅楼里。
• This will influence the quality of life for many urban dwellers.
  这将对众多城市居民的生活质量产生影响。
• The migrant workers are worse off than the average city dwellers.
  民工生活苦于一般城里人。