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messenger

/mes-uhn-jer/US // ˈmɛs ən dʒər //UK // (ˈmɛsɪndʒə) //

信使,传话人,使者,信差

Related Words

prophet预言家,先知,预言者,预言家们go-between媒人,中间人,媒婆,调停人emissary使者,特使,代表,传令官courier快递员,快递,速递员,信使mediator调解员,调解人,调停人,调解者gofer侍者,侍从,侍从官,侍应生ambassador大使,大使先生,大使大人,大使级人物harbinger先兆,预兆,先声,先锋bearer承载者,携带者,负担者,承担者runner跑步者,转轮,跑者,跑步机envoy特使,使节,使者,大使detail细节,详细介绍,详细情况,详细说明agent代理人,代理商,代理,代理机构herald预报,预示,预示着,预言家precursor前体,前驱体,前身,前兆forerunner先行者,先驱者,先导者,先锋者carrier承运人,载体,载具,承运商minister部长,部部长,部長post职位,岗位,职务,岗位职责detachment脱离,分离,脱落,脱离感

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : a person who carries a message or goes on an errand for another, especially as a matter of duty or business.
    • : a person employed to convey official dispatches or to go on other official or special errands: a bank messenger.
    • : Nautical. a rope or chain made into an endless belt to pull on an anchor cable or to drive machinery from some power source, as a capstan or winch.a light line by which a heavier line, as a hawser, can be pulled across a gap between a ship and a pier, a buoy, another ship, etc.
    • : Oceanography. a brass weight sent down a line to actuate a Nansen bottle or other oceanographic instrument.
    • : Archaic. a herald, forerunner, or harbinger.
v.有主动词 verb
  1. 1
    • : to send by messenger.

Synonyms & Antonyms

nounperson carrying information to another
Synonyms
courier快递员,快递,速递员,信使emissary使者,特使,代表,传令官go-between媒人,中间人,媒婆,调停人mediator调解员,调解人,调停人,调解者prophet预言家,先知,预言者,预言家们agent代理人,代理商,代理,代理机构ambassador大使,大使先生,大使大人,大使级人物bearer承载者,携带者,负担者,承担者carrier承运人,载体,载具,承运商commissionaire佣人,委托人,佣工,专员crier呐喊者,呼叫者,喊话者,喊话人delegate代表,委托人,代表们,委托detachment脱离,分离,脱落,脱离感detail细节,详细介绍,详细情况,详细说明dispatcher调度员,派遣员,调解员,调度人envoy特使,使节,使者,大使forerunner先行者,先驱者,先导者,先锋者gofer侍者,侍从,侍从官,侍应生harbinger先兆,预兆,先声,先锋herald预报,预示,预示着,预言家intermediary中介人,中间人,中介机构,中介minister部长,部部长,部長post职位,岗位,职务,岗位职责precursor前体,前驱体,前身,前兆runner跑步者,转轮,跑者,跑步机schlepper拖拉机,拖曳机,牵引车,拖头delivery person送货员,送餐员,送货人,交货员errand person跑腿的人,跑腿儿的人,跑腿的,差事者flag-bearer

Examples

  • The first attempt to use synthetic messenger RNA to make an animal produce a protein was in 1990.

  • The company uses software developed by another bicycle messenger company that can be tied directly to many restaurants’ online ordering platforms.

  • We saw this as an extension of our role as public health messengers.

  • SSRIs increase levels of the chemical messenger serotonin in the brain.

  • Like the Pfizer-BioNTech shot, it uses messenger RNA technology that teaches the body’s cells to fight off infection.

  • Even an imperfect messenger is capable of delivering news everyone needs to hear.

  • As important as the messenger is here, the message—jobs—is even more so.

  • I hate to use “passion project,” but Kill the Messenger does seem like just that for you.

  • In between the blockbusters, the 43-year-old managed to slip in Kill the Messenger.

  • There had already been a documentary on the case that aimed to do just that, as if killing the messenger would mute the message.

  • The voice is the most potent influence of expression, the winged messenger between soul and soul.

  • It occurs commonly enough in the Royal Wardrobe Accounts, and means simply "a messenger."

  • When the three were at last alone, she paused before opening the letter and turned again to the messenger.

  • He did not have to wait very long until a man in the garb of a telegraph messenger came up the street.

  • The messenger looked both ways and finally turned up that sidewalk between the two tenements.

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