storytellers

英 [ˈstɔːrɪˌtɛləz]

美 [ˈstɔriˌtɛlərz]

n.  讲故事的人; 故事(或小说)作者
storyteller的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 讲故事的人;说书人;小说作家
  Astorytelleris someone who tells or writes stories.
  1. He was the one who first set down the stories of the Celtic storytellers.
     他是首位将凯尔特说书人讲的故事记载下来的人。

双语例句

• These storytellers passed on the earliest tales about Arthur by word of mouth.
  亚瑟王的故事就是通过这些游呤诗人的口述流传下来的。
• Myths are distinguished from legends as anthropologist William Bascom has formulated it by the attitudes of storytellers toward them, the settings described in them, and their principal characters.
  根据人类学家威廉培斯根的阐述，神话与传说的区分是根据故事讲述者对它们的看法、描写的背景和主要人物而确立的。
• When we concern ourselves with the study of history, we become storytellers.
  当我们关注历史研究时，我们便成为故事讲述者。
• Though storytellers have filled the world with imaginary hominids-from woodland pixies to mountain giants-no sign of the real thing has ever been seen.
  尽管故事家们想象出了许多人种来丰富这个世界，从森林里的小精灵到山上的巨人等等，但人们却从未找到能证明这些人种真实存在的迹象。
• Historians, by contrast, were treated as mere entertainers and storytellers.
  相比之下，历史学家仅被视为演艺人员和讲故事者。
• And great teachers are great storytellers.
  好的老师会讲好故事。
• Visitors can hear Chinese storytellers. She has rather poor taste in books.
  参观者可以欣赏来自中国的评书，她对书籍的欣赏水平相当低。
• In the Middle Ages people loved to hear stories of great warriors told by storytellers who travelled around.
  中世纪的老百姓喜欢听游呤诗人讲武士的历险故事。
• Josephine Cox is one of the most prominent storytellers of the present day with a life history that is as dramatic as the characters in her novels.
  约瑟芬？考克斯是当今最出色的作家之一，她的生活就像她小说中的人物那样充满戏剧性色彩。
• All historians are storytellers.
  所有的历史学家都是讲故事的人（storyteller）。