newcomers

英 [ˈnjuːˌkʌməz]

美 [ˈnuˌkʌmərz]

n.  新来者; 新手
newcomer的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 新来的人;新参加的人;新手
  Anewcomeris a person who has recently arrived in a place, joined an organization, or started a new activity.
  1. He must be a newcomer to town and he obviously didn't understand our local customs...
     他一定是刚到镇上来的，明显不了解我们这儿的风俗。
  2. The candidates are both relative newcomers to politics.
     两位候选人相对而言都是政坛新人。
• N-COUNT 新近出现的事物;新得到的东西
  Anewcomeris something which has not existed before or been available before.
  1. The company's latest newcomer is a 4 x 4 estate with a 2.2 litre petrol engine.
     公司最近新到了一辆有2.2升汽油发动机的4 x 4客货两用车。
  2. ...last year's aggressive price slashing by campsite newcomer, Airtours.
     野营服务新军英国空中旅游公司去年咄咄逼人的大幅削价

双语例句

• We should be attentive to the newcomers.
  我们对新来的人要亲切。
• The newcomers were assimilated with the natives.
  新来的居民与土著同化了。
• Our club welcomes newcomers.
  我们的俱乐部欢迎新成员。
• We're newcomers here and must be careful with what we do.
  我们新来乍到，得注意自己的一举一动。
• The newcomers directly threaten the livelihood of the established workers
  新来的工人直接威胁到老工人的饭碗。
• They howled bad names at those newcomers.
  他们吼叫着辱骂那些新来的人。
• Newcomers had to pay far more in taxes than long-time land owners
  新的土地业主比老业主缴纳的税款要多很多。
• The candidates are both relative newcomers to politics.
  两位候选人相对而言都是政坛新人。
• We should help the newcomers integrate quickly into the community.
  我们应该帮助新来者很快地整合进入这个社区。
• You're not very friendly to newcomers.
  你对新来的人不太友好。