sitters

英 [ˈsɪtəz] 美 [ˈsɪtərz]

n.  摆姿势让人画像(或拍照)的人; 得分良机
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柯林斯词典

  1. 同 babysitter
    A sitter is the same as a babysitter .

    双语例句

    1. Pet sitters must be some of the tech-savviest people around.
      宠物保姆肯定都是技术达人。
    2. Too many experts tell us that good mothers do not abandon their children to baby sitters.
      有那么多专家告诉我们,好母亲不会把孩子留给保姆。
    3. It is almost inevitable, researchers say, that long-term sitters find their waistline expanding.
      研究人员说,长期的坐者都不可避免的遭遇了腰围增大的现实。
    4. Anybody who has stood in line waiting to buy a new iPhone knows the score: Many, if not most, of your fellow line sitters are paid to be there.
      等着排队购买新iPhone手机的人都知道:许多人,甚至大多数人,都是在拿钱替人排队。
    5. I wouldn't mind one of these student bed sitters.
      我想租一间这种卧室兼起居室的学生房间。
    6. All politicians are fence sitters, but some are more skillful than others.
      所有政客都是没有立场的人,只不过有些做得更有技巧。
    7. The sitters were adults who sat in the room, more than three feet away from the infected baby.
      看护者是坐在病房里的成年人,离生病的婴儿还有3英尺远。
    8. As with regular portraiture, the subject matter counts although in dog paintings, breed determines the aristocratic level of the sitters.
      和一般的画作一样,起决定作用的是画作的主题,不过在犬画中,血统决定着狗狗们的高贵与否。
    9. The sitters didn't catch the virus at all.
      看护者并不会染上病毒。