hearers

英 [ˈhɪərəz]

美 [ˈhirərz]

n.  受话人; 听者
hearer的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 听者;听众
  Yourhearersare the people who are listening to you speak.
  1. He knew that his hearers wanted to hear this story...
     他知道自己的听众想听这个故事。
  2. Communication of whatever sort involves not just a speaker but a hearer too.
     任何一种交流都不仅要有说话者，还要有听者。

双语例句

• In adopting such a manner, you can seldom expect to please your hearers, or obtain the concurrence you desire.
  采取这种态度，你很少能博得听者喜欢，很少能期望别人共鸣。
• The hearers roar at his jokes.
  听笑话的人们都大笑起来。
• Tell thou the lamentable tale of me, And send the hearers weeping to their beds-Shakespeare.
  告诉你们我的令人惋惜的故事，使听众悲痛欲绝-莎士比亚。
• Put on ( a pair of) earphones One eyewitness is better than two hearers.
  戴上（两耳用）耳机一个目睹者胜过两个道听途说的人./耳听为虚，眼见为实。
• Will the hearers understand the main ideas? If not, how do I explain them?
  听众能够理解这些主要思想吗？如果不能，我如何向他们解释？
• In the process of human communication, speakers and hearers should adopt the cooperative principle and obey its four sub-maxims so that the conversation can move on smoothly and effectively.
  人们在交际过程中，为了顺利有效地使谈话进行下去，说话人和听话人应采取“合作原则”，遵守四条子准则。
• The politician carried his hearers away with his speech.
  那个政治家的讲演感染了听众。
• The strange stories gripped the hearers 'attention.
  这些奇妙的故事抓住了听众。
• The looping structure of the book tries to work that out psychologically in its hearers.
  这本书的环状结构，试图在听众的心理上达到那种目的。
• His hearers could easily relate His words to physical hunger.
  祂的听众，很容易将祂的话联想到生理方面的饥饿。