spectators

英 [spɛkˈteɪtəz]

美 [ˈspɛkteɪtərz]

n.  (尤指体育比赛的)观看者，观众
spectator的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT (尤指体育比赛的)观众
  Aspectatoris someone who watches something, especially a sporting event.
  1. Thirty thousand spectators watched the final game.
     3 万名观众观看了决赛。

双语例句

• A band played salsa, and spectators danced wildly.
  乐队演奏萨尔萨舞曲，观众们纵情跳舞。
• There was a crowd of spectators.
  观者如堵。
• The police, raining blows on rioters and spectators alike, cleared the park
  警察不分闹事者与观众统统一顿猛击，把人们清除出了足球场。
• There are so many spectators watching the basketball match on the playground.
  操场上有那么多的观众在看篮球赛。
• He acts in concert with his fellow spectators and descends two or three rungs on the evolutionary ladder.
  他的行为与他的同胞音乐会观众和进化阶梯下降的两个或三个梯级。
• The game ended a few hours too early, leaving players and spectators unsatisfied
  那场比赛提早几个小时结束了，球员和观众都很失望。
• Chinese state television showed excited spectators waving flags and cheering for the torch.
  中国官方电视台播放了激动的观众挥舞旗帜，为火炬欢呼的镜头。
• All the football match spectators were able to observe order in the stadium.
  球赛观众都能遵守会场秩序。
• There were nearly 10,000 spectators.
  观众近万人。
• By this time a crowd of spectators had gathered round.
  这时，一群观众已围成了一圈。