N-COUNT (别人生病或不在时的)临时替代者,顶替者 A stand-in is a person who takes someone else's place or does someone else's job for a while, for example because the other person is ill or away.
He was a stand-in for my regular doctor. 他临时代替平常给我看病的那位医生。
By contrast, Chinese movie stars frequently use stand-ins. 相比之下,中国明星国内拍戏却屡用替身。
They often use deodorant sticks or whatever else is at hand as stand-ins for microphones. Brooms often double as guitars. 他们常常随手拿起一瓶香体露或类似的东西充当麦克风,扫帚则常常被用来充当吉他。
You get flow-chartly looking stand-ins for real decision statements, but they are much more brittle than the facilities offered in modern languages. 你得到的是流程图模样的真正决策陈述的替身,但它们较现今语言所能提供的功能来说,也太弱不禁风了。
Were stand-ins for your daughters. 都是你女儿的替代品。
You see, in my business, stand-ins are visually interchangeable. 你明白,我们两个是很容易混淆的。