observer
noun
əbˈzɜːvə
noun
1
someone
who
regularly
watches
or
pays
attention
to
particular
things,
events,
situations
etc
观察者，观察员
[+
of
]
an
observer
of
nature
political
observers
Observers
are
predicting
a
fall
in
interest
rates.
观察大自然的人 政治观察员 观察员预测利率会下降。
an
observer
of
nature
观察大自然的人
political
observers
政治观察员
Observers
are
predicting
a
fall
in
interest
rates.
观察员预测利率会下降。
2
someone
who
attends
meetings,
classes,
events
etc
to
check
what
is
happening
〔会议、事件等的〕观察员; 〔课程的〕旁听者
The
UN
sent
observers
to
the
peace
talks.
联合国派出了观察员去参加和谈。
Independent
observers
monitored
the
elections.
独立观察员对大选进行监督。
3
someone
who
sees
or
looks
at
something
目击者
reports
from
observers
at
sea
and
on
dry
land
来自海上和陆地的目击者的报告
casual
observer
(someone
looking
at
something
but
not
very
carefully)
粗心的观察者
A
casual
observer
would
have
guessed
his
age
at
70.
要是不留意看，可能会猜他的年龄是 70 岁。