occupiers

英 [ˈɒkjʊpaɪəz]

美 [ˈɑkjəˌpaɪərz]

n.  居住人; (土地、房屋等的)占有者，占用者; 占领者; 占领军的一员
occupier的复数

柯林斯词典

• See also:owner-occupier

双语例句

• The small buildings were marked with modest brass plaques, stating the name and business of the occupiers.
  这些小房子用小铜牌标出使用者的姓名和职业。
• Russian troops still control significantly more Georgian territory than they did a month ago and no one can answer the key question: How can the occupiers be forced to leave?
  俄罗斯军队控制的格鲁吉亚领土大大超过一个月以前俄军控制的格鲁吉亚领土，而且谁都不知道如何迫使占领者离开格鲁吉亚。
• When the invasion occurred he ruled as a puppet of the occupiers
  外敌入侵时，他作为占领者的傀儡行使统治。
• In 1944, Greece's Nazi occupiers ordered Loukas Carrer, Zakynthos's mayor, to provide a list of the island's Jews.
  1944年，希腊的纳粹占领者命令Zakynthos市长卢卡斯•卡雷尔（LoukasCarrer），提供岛上的犹太人名单。
• The Republicans first denounced the occupiers of Wall Street, then cuddled up to them.
  美国共和党首先公开谴责华尔街的占领者，而后却又讨好他们。
• Most developers were quick to respond to the economic crisis by shelving new building work, although the supply of offices still increased as corporate occupiers sought to cut costs by vacating or sub-letting space.
  尽管大部分开发商对经济危机作出了迅速反应，搁置了新建项目，但是随着企业通过退租或者转租写字楼以削减开支，写字楼市场的供应仍然在增加。
• By developing and discarding the private property, it turned the alienation men into occupiers and free men and theories into virtues.
  又通过对私有财产的扬弃这一途径，把异化的人转化为占有人的本质、自由的人，从而实现了化理论为德性。
• He, or so it will be claimed, has nailed down the occupiers and made them promise to leave within three years.
  他已经–或将这么宣称–与占领者敲定协议并使他们承诺在三年之内离开。
• The occupiers were driven out after fierce street fighting.
  在残酷的巷战后，占领者被驱逐了出去。
• And you have to understand this, in Judea and Samaria, the Jewish people are not foreign occupiers.
  而你们必须明白，在犹地亚和撒玛利亚，犹太人并不是外国的占领者。