occupiers

英 [ˈɒkjʊpaɪəz]

美 [ˈɑkjəˌpaɪərz]

n.  居住人; (土地、房屋等的)占有者，占用者; 占领者; 占领军的一员
occupier的复数

柯林斯词典

• See also:owner-occupier

双语例句

• He, or so it will be claimed, has nailed down the occupiers and made them promise to leave within three years.
  他已经–或将这么宣称–与占领者敲定协议并使他们承诺在三年之内离开。
• The occupiers were driven out after fierce street fighting.
  在残酷的巷战后，占领者被驱逐了出去。
• Dr torto said there were "pioneer occupiers" looking to leave traditional manufacturing countries such as China for those with lower costs, such as Vietnam and the Philippines.
  托特表示，有些“先锋入驻者”正打算离开中国等传统制造业国家，前往成本更低廉的越南和菲律宾等国家。
• London has been rated the top European city for commercial property occupiers and investors in a comprehensive survey of the region.
  在对欧洲进行的一次全面调查中，伦敦被评为商务地产使用者和投资者首选的欧洲城市。
• And you have to understand this, in Judea and Samaria, the Jewish people are not foreign occupiers.
  而你们必须明白，在犹地亚和撒玛利亚，犹太人并不是外国的占领者。
• Most developers were quick to respond to the economic crisis by shelving new building work, although the supply of offices still increased as corporate occupiers sought to cut costs by vacating or sub-letting space.
  尽管大部分开发商对经济危机作出了迅速反应，搁置了新建项目，但是随着企业通过退租或者转租写字楼以削减开支，写字楼市场的供应仍然在增加。
• The small buildings were marked with modest brass plaques, stating the name and business of the occupiers.
  这些小房子用小铜牌标出使用者的姓名和职业。
• It has the potential to lead to the wholesale demonization of our business leaders on the one hand and the utter dismissal of the arguments of the occupiers by those very leaders on the other.
  这一方面可能导致商界领袖被全盘妖魔化，而另一方面这些商界领袖则可能完全漠视占领运动的诉求。
• When the invasion occurred he ruled as a puppet of the occupiers
  外敌入侵时，他作为占领者的傀儡行使统治。
• Following Japan's surrender, the allied occupiers ended the practice, appalled by its demands for juvenile self-sacrifice in the name of the emperor.
  日本投降之后，占日盟军震惊于该敕语要求青少年为了天皇献身，并废止了这一做法。