admirer 的定义
- a person who regards someone or something with wonder, pleasure, or approval: His admirers say he has all the qualities of a good presenter—he's unflappable, charming, and witty.A popular plot in classic films is the story of a famous actress or dancer who receives a dozen roses after her performance with a card signed, “A secret admirer.”
admirer 近义词
person who holds someone in high regard
更多admirer例句
- I love paddling out and looking back at all the beautiful hotels and admiring our iconic Diamond Head.
- I didn’t agree with him, but I admired how he approached the job, and the authenticity they had.
- On the Democratic side, I always admired Paul Wellstone from Minnesota.
- I admire how Newt really got everyone together both on the campaign side and then on the legislative side.
- It’s the beauty of an ice queen, best admired from a safe distance, never up close.
- I find both “admirer” and “suitor” to be presumptuous and one-sided.
- He then waited a beat and deadpanned: “Yes I am an admirer of Lenin.”
- A married politician is sent a series of lascivious photographs by an attractive female admirer.
- Over at The Stacks, I excerpted a series of reviews by Pauline Kael, an early admirer of his movie acting.
- CSI not only aided a not-guilty verdict, but netted Dr. Phil an admirer.
- Such are the characteristics, says this enthusiastic admirer of these productions of Steiner's third or last epoch.
- An extensive museum connected with the works is filled with rare specimens to delight the soul of the admirer of the keramic art.
- He was actually an enthusiastic admirer of Beethovens later period; but he stopped short at Beethoven, or rather at Mendelssohn.
- To hunt, or follow the field sports, in a pursuit which is the track of blood, disgusts the true admirer of gentle breeding.
- I shall remain a respectful admirer, of course; but I don't think the lady would go well in double harness.