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spotter美 ['spɑtər] 英 ['spɒtə(r)] - n.探子（爱好或专门搜寻物品或人才）；侦察机
- 网络观测手；观测员；保护者
1. | 探子（爱好或专门搜寻物品或人才）a person who looks for a particular type of thing or person, as a hobby or job |
| a talent spotter(= sb who visits clubs and theatres looking for new performers) 星探 |
2. | 侦察机a plane used for finding out what an enemy is doing |
n. | 1. 把物件放到指定地点上的人[机器],指定货物放置地点的人 4. 〔仪〕测位仪;定心钻,中心钻;搜索雷达,警戒雷达站;除污机 5. 〔美国〕(对雇工等的)秘密监视人;私人雇用的侦探 7. 【军事】监靶员;弹着及爆炸点观测员;弹着观察机[气球] 1. 把物件放到指定地点上的人[机器],指定货物放置地点的人 4. 〔仪〕测位仪;定心钻,中心钻;搜索雷达,警戒雷达站;除污机 5. 〔美国〕(对雇工等的)秘密监视人;私人雇用的侦探 7. 【军事】监靶员;弹着及爆炸点观测员;弹着观察机[气球] |
n. | 1. somebody employed to spy on fellow employees to check their honesty 2. an assistant to a sportscaster who identifies the players in a game 3. somebody whose job is to stand by and guard against injury during a sports practice, e.g. in gymnastics or water-skiing 4. somebody who removes spots, especially in dry cleaning 5. somebody or something that watches for and locates something 6. a person or aircraft that locates and reports enemy positions 7. somebody who looks out for new talent or material 8. somebody who puts marks or dots on something 9. somebody whose hobby is watching for and noting down sightings of things, especially trains and aircraft 10. someone who enjoys watching things of a particular type, especially trains or planes 1. somebody employed to spy on fellow employees to check their honesty 2. an assistant to a sportscaster who identifies the players in a game 3. somebody whose job is to stand by and guard against injury during a sports practice, e.g. in gymnastics or water-skiing 4. somebody who removes spots, especially in dry cleaning 5. somebody or something that watches for and locates something 6. a person or aircraft that locates and reports enemy positions 7. somebody who looks out for new talent or material 8. somebody who puts marks or dots on something 9. somebody whose hobby is watching for and noting down sightings of things, especially trains and aircraft 10. someone who enjoys watching things of a particular type, especially trains or planes |
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