gatekeepers

英 [ˈgeɪtˌkiːpəz]

美 [ˈgeɪtˌkipərz]

n.  看门人; 守门人; 门卫; 把关系统
gatekeeper的复数

柯林斯词典

• 看门人；守门人
  Agatekeeperis a person who is in charge of a gate and who allows people through it.

双语例句

• How can I get these gatekeepers to respond to me, or if that's asking too much, how do I get past them?
  我怎样才能得到人力资源部的回复呢？如果这个要求都太过分的话，我如何才能越过他们找到工作呢？
• The gatekeepers at each gate did not need to leave their posts, because their fellow Levites made the preparations for them.
  守门的都不需要离开工作岗位，因为他们的兄弟利未人已经为他们预备好了祭物。
• Gatekeepers often support access to government records and proceedings in the abstract; once access becomes cheap and easy, they may question its wisdom.
  信息把门人通常从理念上支持公开政府文件与纪录的纲要；但是，一旦这种公开化变得廉价易行，他们可能会质疑其明智性。
• In nature, Media power belongs to the public while the public consigns it to the "gatekeepers".
  媒介权力的本质是一种公众权力，是公众委托给“把关人”行使的权力。
• But you are the gatekeepers.
  但你们是守护者（gatekeepers）。
• While the gatekeepers may be in danger, producers and editors will become more important.
  虽然主控人可能处于危险状态，制片人和编辑将变得更为重要。
• Ian game, who has worked in it for years, says recruitment agencies and HR staff are "gatekeepers" that applicants have to struggle past.
  在it业工作多年的伊恩盖姆（iangame）表示，招聘机构和人事部门员工是“看门人”，应聘者必须努力通过这一关。
• The more you can engage fellow professionals in a way that naturally showcases your knowledge and experience, the more likely you'll get recommended to people who can help you get past the online gatekeepers.
  你越多自然而然地向专业同仁展示你的学识和经验，你越可能被那些能够帮你通过网络求职门槛的人士推荐入职。
• They were gatekeepers, jail keepers, sextons, journalists, printers, apothecaries, midwives, nurses, and teachers.
  她们当守门人或狱卒，教堂司事、记者、印刷工、药剂师、助产士、护士和教师。
• Instinctively, or unconsciously, managers know this to be true, so oddly most engage in preventing access to the needed knowledge ( they become gatekeepers) in order to justify the great wisdom they bring to decisions.
  出于本能或潜意识，经理们知道这一点，奇怪的是大多数经理都会阻挠别人获得所需的知识（从而变成了守门员），只是为了证明自己的决定非常英明。