crier

英 [ˈkraɪə(r)]

美 [ˈkraɪər]

n.  叫卖的小贩; （法庭上的）传呼员；法警；（巡行街道）大声宣读告示的人; 哭喊者；好哭的人(尤指婴儿)

复数：criers　

法律

BNC.27632 / COCA.24583

柯林斯词典

• → see:town crier

英英释义

noun

• a peddler who shouts to advertise the goods he sells
• (formerly) an official who made public announcements
  Synonym:town crier
• a person who weeps
  Synonym:weeper

双语例句

• Leave her alone. she's natural crier.
  别理她，她是个天生爱哭的人。
• The town crier probably just had a slow news day.
  镇上的送信人得到的可能不是最新的消息。
• The slogan crier saw the dog and frog jump to and fro in the fog.
  呼口号者看见狗和青蛙在雾中来回跳。
• Bunky Echo-Hawk's "Camp Crier" painting addresses the issue of Indians as bearers of their own story.
  作品《阵营传令员》刻画的是讲述自己经历的印地安人。
• He has been designated the crier of this village.
  他被委任为这个村子的地保。
• He took a group of boys to hear the crier proclaim the accession on the town hall steps.
  他带了一群男孩去听公告传报员在镇公所的台阶上宣布新王的登基。
• And I'm the crier in the family.
  要知道在盖勒家我是最爱哭的。
• And you will be a crier for sure.
  一定的。你肯定会哭的。
• I'm not much of a crier for those of you who know me, but when she hit her knees, tears streamed down my face.
  我并不是一个泪点很低的人，但是当她跪倒在地时，我的眼泪就流了下来。