bouncers
英 [ˈbaʊnsəz]
美 [ˈbaʊnsərz]
n. (俱乐部、酒店等的)门卫，保安; 弹得很高的快球
bouncer的复数
柯林斯词典
- （俱乐部门口的）门卫，保镖
A bouncer is a man who stands at the door of a club, prevents unwanted people from coming in, and makes people leave if they cause trouble.
双语例句
- One of the bouncers even gave Anna a hug. She goes there a lot, I think.
安娜还和其中一个保安拥抱了一下，我想她应该是这里的常客吧。 - From nightclub bouncers to the squaddies at Abu Ghraib prison who tormented their prisoners for fun, little Hitlers plague the world.
从夜总会保镖到阿布格莱布监狱以虐囚为乐的新兵，小希特勒们无处不在，给整个世界带来痛苦。 - In one smoke-filled basement nightclub recently, plenty of wine ( and prostitutes) were on display, but Chinese bouncers evicting a foreign reporter made clear that only Chinese were allowed entry.
最近，在一间烟雾缭绕、陈列着大量美酒（以及妓女）的地下夜总会里，中国保镖赶走了一名外国记者，表明这里只有华人可以进入。 - Women's physical inherently fragile, so they are usually big arm like bouncers.
女人的体力本来就柔弱，所以，通常她们都喜欢手臂大的壮汉。 - She had the bouncers kick him out.
她让保镖把他轰出去了。 - Did you see the bouncers turfing that guy out for starting a fight?
你看到那些保安因那个家伙寻衅打架而将他驱走了吗。 - We tried to crash the party, but the bouncers wouldn't let us in.
我们想闯进去参加晚会，但几个保镖拦住了我们。