ghostwriter

noun

1. 代人写作者；代笔者；捉刀人
   a person who writes a book, etc. for another person, under whose name it is then published

1. Last week, he acknowledged that he hadn't composed the music, after a 43-year-old university professor, Takashi Niigaki, said he had been the celebrity's ghostwriter for nearly two decades, and that the man hadn't appeared to be deaf.
   上周，他承认那些乐曲并不是自己所作。此前，43岁的大学教授新垣隆（TakashiNiigaki）说他近20年来一直为这位名人当枪手，而且他似乎并不聋。
2. Ghostwriter and see why become a regular occupation?
   聘请代笔-代笔与代劳为何成为一种常态化职业？
3. You thought I'd be a ghostwriter for the rest of my life?
   你认为我一辈子救只能当一个枪手？
4. A26-year-old, part-time ghostwriter in Beijing says he is not surprised about the growing industry, from which he had drawn "decent profits" for half a decade.
   北京市一位26岁的兼职枪手称，他对枪手产业的发展并不感到惊讶。他当枪手已有五年了，从中了“可观的利润”。
5. Now most will not remember the very forgettable show Ghostwriter on PBS.
   现在可能大部分人都不记得PBS播出的很容易被人遗忘的剧目《代笔者》。

noun

1. a writer who gives the credit of authorship to someone else

   Synonym:    ghost