| 释义 |
villagervil‧lag‧er /ˈvɪlɪdʒə $ -ər/ ●●○ noun [countable]   - A week later villagers found the corpse of his eldest daughter, 12, by the creek.
- Is that villager friendly or unfriendly?
- It was a question the villagers had to have asked.
- Nevertheless the Hena villagers, in their ordinary lives, led much the same sort of existence as the Goigama villagers.
- The villagers were peasants and small-scale farmers who lived a semi-subsistence existence.
- The villagers won't go near him, except for mad old Meg, but then she's almost a witch herself.
- We used to get information about them from the villagers.
ADJECTIVE► local· Will dove breeding survive the inevitable changes in occupations and lifestyles of the local villagers that industrialisation will cause?· The success of the project is due to the co-operation of local villagers, who collect up to 1,000 eggs a night.· By training one local villager we can bring change to a whole community. ► other· He steered her in between the other villagers with fierce concentration.· That's what puzzled me and the other villagers.· Instead the newcomers tend to evaluate the farm worker and the other villagers on the basis of urban criteria for allocating prestige.· This was followed by four further weeks which trained them to pass on these new skills to other villagers.· The village priest was arrested and later executed and deportation and death for other villagers also resulted.· The other villagers, eyeing each other speculatively, saw that they were all too full of pasta for the adventure. VERB► tell· They marched along the railway telling villagers they had come to liberate them. someone who lives in a village |