goer

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishgoergo‧er /ˈɡəʊə $ ˈɡoʊər/ noun [countable] 1 British English spoken old-fashionedSY a woman who often has sex with different men She’s a bit of a goer.2 (also -goer) used after words such as party, church, and theatre to form nouns that refer to people who regularly go to parties, church etc cinema-goersExamples from the Corpusgoer• By some estimates, as many as one caucus goer in four has yet to pick a candidate.• But they will be in costume, and all party goers will have a chance to vote on the best disguise.• The organisers had approval to sell two thousand tickets but some party goers believe there were more ravers than that.

单词	goer
释义	goer From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishgoergo‧er /ˈɡəʊə $ ˈɡoʊər/ noun [countable] 1 British English spoken old-fashionedSY a woman who often has sex with different men She’s a bit of a goer.2 (also -goer) used after words such as party, church, and theatre to form nouns that refer to people who regularly go to parties, church etc cinema-goersExamples from the Corpusgoer• By some estimates, as many as one caucus goer in four has yet to pick a candidate.• But they will be in costume, and all party goers will have a chance to vote on the best disguise.• The organisers had approval to sell two thousand tickets but some party goers believe there were more ravers than that.
随便看	divert a road etc divert attention divert attention away from divert away from etc divert from etc divert into divert into from etc divert something into divert something into/to/(away) from etc something divert to from etc divertere diverting divertir divest divest of divest somebody of something divestment divi divide divide divide among divide and conquer divide and rule divide and rule/conquer divide between