strikers

英 [ˈstraɪkəz]

美 [ˈstraɪkərz]

n.  罢工者; 罢课者; 罢市者; 前锋
striker的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT (足球等的)前锋
  In football and some other team sports, astrikeris a player who mainly attacks and scores goals, rather than defends.
  1. ...and the England striker scored his sixth goal of the season.
     这名英格兰队前锋踢进了他在本赛季的第 6 个进球
• See also:strike

双语例句

• It was given out that the strikers had decided to return to work, and place their dispute in the hands of their union.
  据宣布：罢工者已决定复工，并决定将其争端交与他们的工会。
• The strikers engaged the policemen in a fierce fight.
  罢工者与警察展开了激烈的战斗。
• The strikers wouldn't give in.
  罢工者不肯让步。
• Ancelotti's got the two strikers, and that is a major change compared to Scolari and Ranieri.
  安切洛蒂有2个前锋，这是和斯科拉里和拉涅利最大的不同。
• The strikers said that Honda mainly hired recent graduates of high schools or vocational schools.
  罢工者说本田主要从高中和职业学校雇佣新毕业生。
• The warlords butchered the strikers.
  军阀屠杀罢工工人。
• The strikers were being unreasonable in their demands, having rejected the deal two weeks ago
  罢工者的要求很不合理，他们在两周前已拒绝接受这份协议。
• Many people start as strikers and then move to the midfield.
  很多人一开始是射手，但后来成了中场。
• He hired scabs to replace strikers.
  他雇了工贼接替罢工者。
• I have always played with two strikers, even in a trident attack.
  我总是使用双前锋，即便是三叉戟进攻组合亦是如此。