spotters

英 [ˈspɒtəz]

美 [ˈspɑtərz]

n. 探子(爱好或专门搜寻物品或人才); 侦察机
spotter的复数

N-COUNT 以观看(火车或飞机等)为癖好的人
A spotter of something such as trains or aeroplanes is someone whose hobby is watching and finding out about them.
1. I was a devoted train spotter.
  我是个酷爱看火车的人。

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They are more likely to become train spotters or computer scientists.
他们更有可能成为火车的监察员或计算机科学家。
The shark was still in Fish Hoek Bay in the afternoon and being monitored by the spotters.
这只鲨鱼当天下午仍旧在钓鱼镇海湾，并处于观测员的监视中。
The sneaker is becoming extremely popular with trend spotters, artists, designers, and retro fans around the world.
在全世界的潮流达人、艺术家、设计师以及崇尚复古时尚的粉丝中，回力牌运动鞋变得极为流行起来。
Check out these pictures that we have from storm spotters of the tornado.
来看一下我们从飓风观察员那里获得的照片。
HIS teacher thought he was dumb. Talent spotters thought he was ugly. But Jay Chou, 24, is now one of Asia's hottest pop stars.
老师认为他愚笨，星探认为他其貌不扬，但是24岁的周杰伦现已成为亚洲最耀眼的明星之一。
Also try dropping the Snipers near an enemy base and use them as spotters for Juggernauts located in your base.
也可以试着让您得狙击手降落在敌人得基地附近，用它们作为您基地中神像得炮击瞄准观察员。
We got spotters on every table.
我们每张桌都设有监视人。