couriers

英 [ˈkʊriəz]

美 [ˈkʊriərz]

n.  (递送包裹或重要文件的)信使，通讯员，专递公司; (旅游公司的)导游
courier的第三人称单数和复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 快递员;信使;快递公司
  Acourieris a person who is paid to take letters and parcels direct from one place to another.
  1. He worked as a motorcycle courier...
     他的工作是骑摩托车送快递。
  2. The cheques were delivered to the bank by a private courier firm.
     支票由私人快递公司送到了银行。
• (旅游公司的)导游
  Acourieris a person employed by a travel company to look after people who are on holiday.
• VERB 让快递员送;快递
  If youcouriersomething somewhere, you send it there by courier.
  1. I couriered it to Darren in New York.
     我把它快递给纽约的达伦。

双语例句

• Particularly under strain are the country's couriers, which have to cope with the Spring Festival peak season with only a small fraction of their normal manpower.
  而用工特别紧张的要数快递员了，他们在春节这个快递高峰期只能处理平时快递量的一小部分。
• Individual couriers like Mr Yang hand-deliver about 100 packages a day.
  像杨华这样的快递员每天约投送100个包裹。
• Traditionally, the network has used couriers to transport patient's slides to appropriate specialists to obtain the best diagnostic results.
  传统上这个网络使用快递员将患者病理切片传送给相关专家，以获得最佳诊断结果。
• Previously, Suttle transferred data by couriers on tape, which took up to three days.
  以前，Suttle使用信差来传递磁带数据，需要3天时间。
• Purchases on Taobao already make up more than 70 per cent of domestic couriers 'daily deliveries, and this has led to delays and patchy quality in distribution and delivery because the local logistics companies do not have the capacity to cope with the fast growth in e-commerce.
  在淘宝上的购买已占到国内快递公司每日送货量的70%以上；这已经导致了分销与送货的延误以及质量参差不齐，因为国内物流公司没有能力应对电子商务的迅速增长。
• In 2013, a Shanghai bakery scrapped plans to deliver cakes within 30 minutes, using drone couriers, blaming airspace regulations.
  2013年，上海一家面包店放弃了用无人机在30分钟内将糕点送到顾客手中的计划，并将原因归于航空管制。
• Did he complete the call? Did he warn the other couriers?
  他讲完电话了吗？他警告其他携带者了吗？
• The FedEx-TNT Express combination would mean the three largest couriers would have roughly half the European market, with none having more than a fifth.
  联邦快递与TNT快递的合并将意味着，三大快递公司将占据欧洲快递市场的大约半壁河山，而任何一家公司的市场份额都不会超过五分之一。
• The company pays$ 220a week for people to act as couriers.
  这家公司给那些充当信使的人每周220镑的工资。
• By2000, he had started his own company to dispatch taxis, ambulances and couriers via the Internet.
  2000年，他开始拥有自己的一家公司，利用这个软件在网络上分派出租车，救护车和快递邮件。