crier
英 ['kraɪə]
美 ['kraɪɚ]
- n. 哭泣者；传唤者；叫卖的小贩
- n. (Crier)人名；(英)克赖耶
- crier (n.)
- early 13c. as a surname; as an officer of the courts, late 13c., agent noun from cry (v.); town crier sense is late 14c.
- 1. Now the crier called the train ready and they got on.
- 这时,站台上的人高声喊着火车要开了,于是他们上了车.
来自英汉文学 - 嘉莉妹妹
- 2. When he had finished his roll on the drum, the town - crier read out his notice.
- 镇上传达公告的人打完了他的这通鼓以后, 就朗诵告示.
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- 3. This was where the town crier cried the news.
- 这就是街头宣告员大声宣布新闻的地方.
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- 4. He has been designated the crier of this village.
- 他被委任为这个村子的地保.
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- 5. Before we had newspapers, a town crier would cry the news.
- 报纸出现之前, 街头公告员会宣布新闻.
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