innovators

英 [ˈɪnəʊveɪtəz]

美 [ˈɪnəˌveɪtərz]

n.  革新者; 创新者
innovator的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 革新者;创新者
  Aninnovatoris someone who introduces changes and new ideas.
  1. He is an innovator in this field.
     他是这个领域里的革新者。

双语例句

• Innovators generally bring dedication, fame and fortune to their firms rather than striking out on their own.
  创新型员工通常会努力付出，为公司带来名誉和财富，而不是开拓自己的一片天空。
• Technology dissolves once-meaningful distinctions between "innovators" and "customers".
  科技消除了“创新者”和“消费者”之间曾经很重要的差别。
• Innovators and programmers are earning more than ever, as are the entertainers and intellectual superstars who leverage the new technologies to create global brands.
  创新者和程序员挣得比以往都多，利用新技打造全球品牌的艺人和聪明的超级明星也一样。
• But innovators should risk their own capital, not the entire financial fabric.
  但创新者应让自有资金承担风险，而不是让整个金融体系承担风险。
• Providers of enabling technologies and business innovators all have opportunities for enormous success here.
  提供大数据技术并助力商业创新的公司通通有机会实现巨大的成功。
• For commercial innovations, we now rely on patents to encourage and protect innovators.
  对于商业创新，我们现在依靠专利来鼓励和保护创新者。
• Innovators like Mr Gates make money by serving their customers, who also gain from the exchange.
  好像盖茨这样的创造者，是靠服务顾客来赚钱的，而顾客也在交易中得益。
• Obviously, this region is important when it comes to tech influencers and innovators.
  很明显，因为这个区域对于技术影响者和创新者来说很重要。
• Innovators must be challenged to produce solutions our society needs.
  必须向创新者发出挑战，从而产生我们的社会需要的解决方案。
• They are not product or service innovators, nor do they cultivate one-to-one relationships with customers.
  他们不是产品或服务的革新者，也不发展与顾客一对一的密切关系。