listeners

英 [ˈlɪsnəz]

美 [ˈlɪsənərz]

n.  听者; 收听广播节目的人
listener的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT （电台广播的）收听者，听众之一
  Alisteneris a person who listens to the radio or to a particular radio programme.
  1. I'm a regular listener to her show...
     我经常收听她的节目。
  2. Each week Dr Buczacki chooses a listener's question and gives a detailed answer.
     每个星期布柴齐医生都会选取一位听众的问题，给予详细回答。
• N-COUNT 倾听他人说话的人
  If you describe someone as a goodlistener, you mean that they listen carefully and sympathetically to you when you talk, for example about your problems.
  1. Dr Brian was a good listener...
     布莱恩医生会耐心倾听他人说话。
  2. If you can be a sympathetic listener, it may put your own problems in perspective.
     如果你能充满同情心地倾听别人的说话，也许就能够正确地认识自己的问题。
• See also:listen

双语例句

• The radio station had an open line on which listeners could call up to discuss various issues.
  这家电台开放线路，听众可打电话参加各种问题的讨论。
• Spectators and listeners on the French side laughed.
  法国观众和听众笑了起来。
• But now I just want to do something meaningful for my listeners.
  但是现在我只是想为我的听众做一点有意义的事情。
• The announcer asked listeners to guess where he was speaking from.
  节目主持人要听众们猜他是在什么地方说话的。
• The speaker hammered his point home with examples that the listeners could not deny.
  那个演讲者以无可否认的例证使听众接受了他的论点。
• The speaker got his point home, and many of his listeners were ashamed.
  讲演者把话说到点子上了，很多听众都感到惭愧。
• 90 per cent of listeners had stayed with the programme when it changed its time slot.
  节目改变播送时段后，90%的听众依然继续收听。
• Kennedy exhorted his listeners to turn away from violence
  肯尼迪劝诫听众远离暴力。
• FIT for all readers, listeners, or audiences; not ribald or obscene.
  对所有读者、听众或观众都适合的；不下流或淫秽的。
• Now, erm, obviously some of our listeners may have some ideas.
  嗯，对了，显然我们的一些听众可能会有些想法。