quester / kwɛst /

创业者创业家创业人

quester3 个定义

n. 名词 noun
  1. a search or pursuit made in order to find or obtain something: a quest for uranium mines; a quest for knowledge.
  2. Medieval Romance. an adventurous expedition undertaken by a knight or knights to secure or achieve something: the quest of the Holy Grail.
  3. those engaged in such an expedition.
v. 无主动词 verb
  1. to search; seek: to quest after hidden treasure.
  2. to go on a quest.
  3. Hunting. to search for game.to bay or give tongue in pursuit of game.
v. 有主动词 verb
  1. to search or seek for; pursue.

quester 近义词

n. 名词 noun

inquirer

更多quester例句

  1. The long-standing quest for a quantum description of gravity becomes a matter of identifying the qubit entanglement pattern that encodes the particular kind of space-time fabric found in the actual universe.
  2. Shortly after, you get a journal that helps you in your quest because it holds a map of the island and dossiers on Bugsnax along with the more human characters you meet.
  3. It is the strongest signal yet that the unprecedented quest to develop a vaccine that could help bring the pandemic to an end might succeed, breaking every scientific speed record.
  4. Yet both species of scientist are driven by a desire to discover, and a refusal to quit despite the difficulty of a quest that can take decades and promises no sure rewards.
  5. There’s more to it, though — the cards can also be used as “deep links” to game features like multiplayer, quests in progress, quick travel locations, even hints.
  6. Stanhope was unwilling to submit to the curtailment of his profits, which necessarily followed the appointment of de Quester.
  7. There were now three claimants for the place, Frizell, Witherings, and de Quester.
  8. De Quester also published a statement of the days of departure of the regular posts with foreign letters.
  9. The proceeds from de Quester's rates, which went into effect from this year, may possibly have gone to the Post Office.
  10. The nation of scholars pictured the quester as a student, not as a knight.