hearers

英 [ˈhɪərəz]

美 [ˈhirərz]

n.  受话人; 听者
hearer的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 听者;听众
  Yourhearersare the people who are listening to you speak.
  1. He knew that his hearers wanted to hear this story...
     他知道自己的听众想听这个故事。
  2. Communication of whatever sort involves not just a speaker but a hearer too.
     任何一种交流都不仅要有说话者，还要有听者。

双语例句

• The politician carried his hearers away with his speech.
  那个政治家的讲演感染了听众。
• Every man has one or more of these qualities more or less and a preacher should carefully understand what qualities do his hearers have.
  每个人都或多或少有一个或更多的这些素质而布道者应仔细了解他的听众有什么样的品质。
• In adopting such a manner, you can seldom expect to please your hearers, or obtain the concurrence you desire.
  采取这种态度，你很少能博得听者喜欢，很少能期望别人共鸣。
• Words are but wind, but seeing is believing. What you hear about may be false; what you see is true. One eyewitness is better than two hearers.
  一个目睹者胜过两个道听途说的人./耳听为虚，眼见为实。
• Hearers served the Elect "alms", fruit such as melons believed to contain great amounts of Light.
  听者被认为是被选上者的“救济物”，像瓜那样的水果被认为是包括更大的光的数量。
• She continued her story undisturbed by the merry sallies of her hearers.
  她继续她的故事而不受她的听众的欢乐俏皮话所打扰。
• Will the hearers understand the main ideas? If not, how do I explain them?
  听众能够理解这些主要思想吗？如果不能，我如何向他们解释？
• These talks were intended to bring culture and Enlightenment to the hearers.
  这些演讲旨在给听众带来文化与启迪。
• Doers of the word are the best hearers.
  遵行这道的人，就是这道最佳听者。
• More difficult, heavy, doctrinal sections of a sermon should be preached more slowly to allow hearers to absorb and comprehend the message.
  一篇讲道中较难的，繁琐的，学术性的部分应该讲解得更慢从而让信众吸收和理解讲道的信息。