wrestlers

英 [ˈrɛsləz]

美 [ˈrɛslərz]

n.  摔跤运动员
wrestler的复数

柯林斯词典

• 摔跤运动员
  Awrestleris someone who wrestles as a sport, usually for money.

双语例句

• A ring in which wrestlers compete.
  摔角选手们进行比赛的地方。
• Top-ranking sumo wrestlers attain superstar status.
  顶尖的相扑选手可获得超级明星的地位。
• The referee should concentrate his efforts to watch the wrestlers carefully.
  裁判员得集中精力仔细观察摔跤运动员的举动。
• Wrestlers do it all the time to make a weight class.
  摔交选手为了达到某个重量级别总是如法炮制。
• In Greco-Roman wrestling, the wrestlers used only their arms and upper bodies to attack. They could hold only those same parts of their opponents.
  在古典式摔跤比赛中，摔跤选手只能用双臂和上半身去攻击对手，也只能扭抱对手的这些部位。
• They resurrected Greco-Roman wrestling, a style they believed to be an exact carryover from the Greek and Roman wrestlers of old.
  所以他们原封不动地模仿古希腊和古罗马摔跤手的遗风，重现了“古典式摔跤”。
• Most wrestlers s knows are dumb.
  她认识的大部分摔跤手都是白痴。
• There are many rituals and even religious elements involved in the content of the two wrestlers.
  两名摔跤手之间的竞技包含诸多仪式，甚至牵涉到很多宗教元素。
• Two wrestlers stood in a circle of shouting onlookers and sized up each other.
  两个摔跤手站在一圈嚣叫的旁观者中心，互相打量着对方。
• A match between wrestlers.
  摔跤选手间进行的比赛。