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单词 taker
释义
taker
noun
uk
/ˈteɪ.kər/us
/ˈteɪ.kɚ/

takernoun(ACCEPT)

someone whoacceptsorwantswhat someone isoffering
接受（某物）的人
few/no/not many takers
few, no, or not manypeopleinterestedin what has beenoffered:
几乎没有／没有／没有太多感兴趣的人
I put an ad on thewebsitetosellmybikebut I haven't had any takers.我在报纸上登了一则广告，想卖掉我那辆自行车，可至今还没有人想买。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Wanting things
  • ache forsomething
  • acquisitive
  • ambitious
  • ambitiously
  • angle
  • angle forsomething
  • burn
  • fancy
  • hanker after/forsomething
  • haveyoureye onsomethingidiom
  • hunger
  • hunger after/forsomething
  • pine
  • setyourheart onsomething/doing somethingidiom
  • setyoursights onsomethingidiom
  • shook
  • sight
  • someone'sheart's desireidiom
  • straw
  • super-ambitious
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Lacking interest and enthusiasm

takernoun(DRUG USER)

UK
someone who uses adrugormedicine:
吸毒者；服药者
adrugtaker吸毒的人
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Drug addiction
  • abuser
  • addictiveness
  • anti-crack
  • buzzed
  • buzzed up
  • crack house
  • crackhead
  • dependency
  • detox
  • druggie
  • glue-sniffer
  • glue-sniffing
  • habit
  • hooked
  • hophead
  • junkie
  • pothead
  • smackhead
  • substance abuser
  • substance use disorder
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takernoun(HOLD)

someone whotakesorholdssomeone or something:
持有…者，拥有…者
ahostagetaker劫持人质者
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Taking things away from someone or somewhere
  • appropriate
  • bear away
  • confiscate
  • confiscation
  • creamsomething/someoneoff
  • debug
  • drain
  • expropriate
  • expropriation
  • extractive
  • get off
  • impound
  • relieve
  • rob
  • rootsomething/someoneout
  • routsomeoneout
  • seize
  • shelf
  • stripping
  • sweep
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(Definition oftakerfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

taker| American Dictionary

taker
noun[Cusually pl]
us
/ˈteɪ·kər/

takernoun[C usually pl](INTERESTED PERSON)

apersoninterestedin what has beenoffered:
But now at 60yearsold, shefoundno takers for herlabor.

takernoun[C usually pl](PERSON WHO ACTS)

apersonwho does something:
Census takers use amathematicalformulaandapplyit to theoveralllocality.
(Definition oftakerfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

taker| Business English

taker
noun[C,usually plural]
uk
/ˈteɪkər/us
someone whoagreestobuyor do something:
few/not many/no takersThere have been few takers forstakesin Mexico'snewlyprivatisedcompanies.
Acallforvolunteersyieldedonly 30 takers.
apersonororganization, etc. thattakessomething:
Many of thecalltakersat the company'scallcentrewereyoungandinexperienced.

See also

order taker
price taker
risk taker
(Definition oftakerfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesoftaker

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To get stable item parameters, items are typically pretested on what is considered a representative sample of test takers.
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Their findings indicate that, regardless of question type, the more proficient test takers performed better on 'non-matching' texts than did the less proficient.
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Items retained are administered to test takers for calibration.
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Items pertaining to each of these five skills are kept in separate item banks, and five distinct subtests are administered to each testtaker.
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On one hand, the smear takers proposed a workshop programme through which their cultural awareness and intercultural communication skills could be improved.
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In each case the test takers hear the input twice and are permitted to take notes.
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He maintains that test takers' previous experiences with and attitudes towards computers, as well as their backgrounds, also need to be considered.
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This point is of great practical importance for green accounting in developing countries, most of which are price takers in international commodity markets.
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A separable or recursive model relies on the fact that all relevant markets are clear, and that households are price takers.
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These include both the designs of the workshops of smear takers and community health educators.
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Still, test developers are interested in "adapting" the selection of items for each testtaker.
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She focuses specifically on a failing performance, looking for evidence in the test taker's answers that were construed as indicating a limited language proficiency.
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As such, assessment is tailored online to accommodate the test taker's estimated ability and confront the examinee with items that best measure that ability.
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Until the 1990s this took the form of a one-to-one interaction between a testtakerand an interlocutor/examiner.
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In designing suitable listening tests, teachers can provide various forms of support to reduce the demands of the task for the test takers.
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