comer

英 [ˈkʌmə(r)]

美 [ˈkʌmər]

n.  (对某事尤指比赛)感兴趣的人，到场者，参加者; 到达者; 可能成功者

复数：comers　

BNC.12132 / COCA.9658

牛津词典

noun

• （对某事尤指比赛）感兴趣的人，到场者，参加者
  anyone who is interested in, or comes forward for, sth, especially a competition
  1. The event is open to all comers.
     所有人均可参加这项比赛。
• 到达者
  a person who arrives somewhere
• 可能成功者
  a person who is likely to be successful

柯林斯词典

• See also:I arrived at the church at two-thirty p.m. to find some early comers outside the main door...The first comer was the Sultan himself.all-comerslatecomernewcomer

英英释义

noun

• someone who arrives (or has arrived)
  Synonym:arrivalarriver
• someone with a promising future

双语例句

• I am a new comer, you'd better ask the boy over there.
  我是个新来的，你最好向那边的那个男孩问路。
• Is this the home of Mrs. Comer?
  这是Comer夫人的家吗？
• Suddenly the new comer stopped with her hands on her key.
  陌生人突然停住了，双手搭在琴键上。
• The west is a new comer to culture and civilization when compared to china.
  和中国比较，西方的文化和文明不过是滴水置于海洋。
• He sat down on the seat and squashed me into the comer.
  他在座位上坐下，把我挤进了角落。
• He rested his eyes on the new comer for an instant.
  他瞧了一下那个新来的人。
• The child hit his foreheadagainst the comer of a desk.
  孩子的额头在书桌角上碰了一下。
• The car scraped against the wall as I turned the comer.
  我转过墙角时车刮到了墙上。
• Steve sat in a chair in the comer, sleeping like a baby.
  史蒂夫坐在角落的椅子上，睡得像个婴儿。
• I am a new comer here, so I have friends here.
  我刚来到这里，所以我在这里没有几个朋友。