spotter 的定义
- a person employed to remove spots from clothing, especially at a dry-cleaning establishment.
- a civilian who watches for enemy airplanes.
- Informal. a person employed to watch the activity and behavior of others, especially employees, as for evidence of dishonesty.
- Military. an observer at a forward position who singles out targets for gunners.
- a person or thing that spots.
- a small black disk attached to the target to make more prominent the places where a bullet has hit.
- an assistant to a sportscaster who provides the names of the players chiefly involved in each play of a game, especially a football game.
- Gymnastics, Tumbling. a person who is stationed in the most effective place to guard against an injury to a performer in the act of executing a maneuver.
spotter 近义词
等同于 finder
等同于 private detective
等同于 lookout
等同于 picket
等同于 scout
等同于 spy
等同于 watchkeeper
等同于 detector
等同于 watchman
更多spotter例句
- The spotters communicate by radio, and the guided bombs read GPS coordinates for more accurate strikes.
- Cloud spotters could see a catalogue of types slowly drifting across the blue.
- Laviolette said after the game that Samsonov was pulled by a concussion protocol spotter.
- If a tornado warning is issued for your location, it means a tornado has been indicated by radar or seen by a storm spotter and you should seek shelter immediately in the lowest floor of a strong building in an interior room.
- I think it was crucial that we had three dirt bikes and spotters constantly.
- "It's probably that cow-boy spotter of Norcross's, but he can't get away," Hatch was gritting—meaning Tarbell, probably.
- He was still below the alleged spotter with its straw-stuffed observer when Tam dived for him.
- Not the least dangerous of the many services the airplane is performing is that of the artillery “spotter.”
- Or he may have to report the results of a mock bombardment, and thus prepare himself for the duties of the artillery “spotter.”
- We were watching the top of the hill and saw the little L4 spotter planes flying low and directing the artillery fire.