stringer

• n. 纵梁，纵桁；上弦匠；[地质] 细脉；特约记者，特约通讯员；拉线人
• n. (Stringer)人名；(德)施特林格；(英)斯特林格

1. a member of a squad on a team;

"a first stringer"

"a second stringer"

2. a worker who strings;

"a stringer of beads"

3. brace consisting of a longitudinal member to strengthen a fuselage or hull

4. a long horizontal timber to connect uprights

He picked up extra money as a local stringer for the New York Herald.

他做《纽约先驱报》的当地特约记者来赚些外快。

柯林斯高阶英语词典

A . E . Stringer is the author of Human Costume Channel Markers ( Wesleyan University Press ).

史特林格是诗集《人性的外衣》《航标》 ( 卫斯理大学出版社 ) 的作者.

期刊摘选

But at the church, Stringer said, she saw other people enduring the same fears and struggles.

但在教会, 斯特林格说, 她看到其他人也在承受着同样的恐惧和挣扎.

期刊摘选

Stringer disagrees, however . " Evolution goes on all the time . You don't have to intervene.

但是斯特林格不同意他的看法, 他说: “ 进化无时无刻不在进行,无需你进行干预.

时文部分

Tungsten occurs as scheelite stringer, dispersion mierograined scheelite and absorbed ions.

钨以白钨矿细脉 、 分散状微粒白钨矿和吸附状等形式产出.

期刊摘选

Stringer now works on Two Tree Island amassing information and collecting diatoms.

斯特林格目前在两树岛(TwoTreeIsland)工作,采集信息和硅藻.

期刊摘选

Little could he have imagined the problems that his eventual successor, Sir Howard Stringer , would face.

他没有想到这个问题最终会直面他的继任者 —— 霍华德. 斯金格.

期刊摘选

He picked up extra money as a local stringer for the New York Herald.

他做《纽约先驱报》的当地特约记者来赚些外快。

柯林斯例句

来自 string,弦，制弦，-er,人。俚语义特约记者可能是来自比喻义，将这种记者比作报社放 出的风筝。参照电影《夜行者》。

1. He picked up extra money as a local stringer for the New York Herald.

他做《纽约先驱报》的当地特约记者来赚些外快。

来自柯林斯例句

2. Stringer webs have cracked in suspension bridges at the stringer - floor bean connections.

在悬索桥的纵梁和横的连接处,纵梁的腹板上发生开裂.

来自辞典例句

3. Stringer disagrees, however . " Evolution goes on all the time . You don't have to intervene.

但是斯特林格不同意他的看法, 他说: “ 进化无时无刻不在进行,无需你进行干预.

来自时文部分

4. That way, whoever is on the spot becomes a just - in - time stringer.

这样, 在现场的任何人都可以成为一个及时的特约记者.

来自互联网

5. Tungsten occurs as scheelite stringer, dispersion mierograined scheelite and absorbed ions.

钨以白钨矿细脉 、 分散状微粒白钨矿和吸附状等形式产出.

来自互联网

stringer (n.)

early 15c., "one who makes bow-strings," agent noun from string (v.). Meaning "newspaper correspondent paid by length of copy" is from 1950, probably from earlier figurative sense of "one who strings words together" (1774).