occupiers

英 [ˈɒkjʊpaɪəz]

美 [ˈɑkjəˌpaɪərz]

n.  居住人; (土地、房屋等的)占有者，占用者; 占领者; 占领军的一员
occupier的复数

柯林斯词典

• See also:owner-occupier

双语例句

• Showing greater respect for human life than he ever did would have represented a rare moral victory for Iraq's occupiers.
  倘若能免他一死，便可让伊拉克的占领者难得地占据道德的高地。
• When the invasion occurred he ruled as a puppet of the occupiers
  外敌入侵时，他作为占领者的傀儡行使统治。
• Dr torto said there were "pioneer occupiers" looking to leave traditional manufacturing countries such as China for those with lower costs, such as Vietnam and the Philippines.
  托特表示，有些“先锋入驻者”正打算离开中国等传统制造业国家，前往成本更低廉的越南和菲律宾等国家。
• We're not cut out to be occupiers.
  我们并不是占领者。
• In 1944, Greece's Nazi occupiers ordered Loukas Carrer, Zakynthos's mayor, to provide a list of the island's Jews.
  1944年，希腊的纳粹占领者命令Zakynthos市长卢卡斯•卡雷尔（LoukasCarrer），提供岛上的犹太人名单。
• Although iraq's American occupiers have worked hard in recent months to prevent such a raid, turkey's most senior general said that the Americans had not only agreed to the air strikes but had also provided the necessary intelligence.
  尽管伊拉克的美国人占领者几个月来竭力避免这样的袭击，土耳其的最高军事长官称美国人不仅同意空中打击，而且提供了必要的情报。
• Wherever you stand below or above, it truncates the perception of the occupiers bodies of whom one only sees the legs sitting, crossing or walking around in the place.
  无论你站在低于或高于，它截断，其中一个占领者机构的看法只看到腿坐，步行穿越或附近的地方。
• He, or so it will be claimed, has nailed down the occupiers and made them promise to leave within three years.
  他已经–或将这么宣称–与占领者敲定协议并使他们承诺在三年之内离开。
• Most developers were quick to respond to the economic crisis by shelving new building work, although the supply of offices still increased as corporate occupiers sought to cut costs by vacating or sub-letting space.
  尽管大部分开发商对经济危机作出了迅速反应，搁置了新建项目，但是随着企业通过退租或者转租写字楼以削减开支，写字楼市场的供应仍然在增加。
• Even the Nazi occupiers regarded the Dutch as fellow Aryans.
  连纳粹占领军也将荷兰人视为同等的雅利安人。