latecomers

英

美 [ˈleɪtkəmərz]

n.  迟到者; 来迟者
latecomer的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 迟来者；迟到者
  Alatecomeris someone who arrives after the time that they should have done, or later than others.
  1. The latecomers stood just outside at door and window.
     迟来者就在门外和窗户外站着。

双语例句

• We regret that latecomers cannot be admitted until a suitable break in the performance.
  很抱歉迟到者须待演出休息时才能入场。
• An estimated 12,000 people were in attendance to watch hosts Brazil dispose of Croatia, with latecomers relegated to the relative discomfort of the surrounding stands.
  约有1万2千人来到球场观看了东道主巴西战胜克罗地亚的比赛。晚到的球迷不得不坐在相对不舒服的看台上。
• Latecomers will not be admitted under any circumstances until a natural break occurs.
  不论有何理由，迟到者只能等到小休时刻才可入场；
• Latecomers were conducted to the back seats.
  迟来者都被带到后排就座。
• I find the parking here quite under strain. The latecomers might find no parking space available.
  我发现停车位很紧张，是不是来晚了就没有车位了呢？
• More than 1, 000 persons had filled the hall and the latecomers spilled over into adjacent rooms.
  大厅里挤满了一千多人，后来的人都拥向邻室。
• The latecomers stood just outside at door and window.
  迟来者就在门外和窗户外站着。
• The audience in the front rows made room for the latecomers. Some jumped for joy for what they called "a belated spring";
  前排的观众给迟来的人挤出地方了。有者为之雀跃，喻之为“迟来的春天”；
• In the writing process the latecomers gain inspiration and nourishment from the precursors and at the same time they inevitably suffer the anxiety of influence.
  在写作的过程中，后来者在从前辈身上获取灵感和养分的同时，也不可避免地饱受随之产生的焦虑的困扰。
• They take a relaxed attitude to or toward latecomers.
  他们对迟到者态度宽容。