inventors

英 [ɪnˈvɛntəz]

美 [ɪnˈvɛntərz]

n.  发明者; 发明家; 创造者
inventor的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 发明家;发明者;创造者
  Aninventoris a person who has invented something, or whose job is to invent things.
  1. ...Alexander Graham Bell, the inventor of the telephone.
     亚历山大·格雷厄姆·贝尔,电话的发明者

双语例句

• Counterfeiting and intellectual property piracy is having a devastating effect on large companies, smes, and individual authors, artists and inventors around the world.
  假冒和知识产权盗版行为对全世界的大公司、中小企业以及作者、艺术家和发明人个人，都具有毁灭性影响。
• Passion is the driver of inventors and innovators, not buildings and public funding.
  发明与创新的推动力是激情，而不是建筑和资金。
• American schoolchildren are raised on stories about inventors such as Benjamin Franklin and Thomas Edison.
  伴随美国学童成长的是本杰明富兰克林和托马斯爱迪生这类发明家的故事。
• Edison was one of the greatest inventors in the world.
  爱迪生是世界上最为大的发明家之一。
• Many inventors followed the same principles as that French inventor had used in his invention.
  许多发明家遵循那个法国发明家在他的发明中曾用过的同样原理进行发明创造。
• A specially designed paper cone allows women to play too, the inventors say.
  发明者称用特殊设计的纸锥能让女性们也能玩游戏。
• For example, the patent system was established to encourage inventors to disclose the details of their inventions.
  举例而言，专利制度是为了鼓励发明者公开他们的发明的详细内容而设的。
• Daniel: Well, their inventors were not as clever as Bill Gates.
  丹尼尔：哦，它们的发明者可没有比尔？盖茨那么聪明啊。
• The inventors were respected. They solved practical problems.
  发明家受人尊重，他们解决了实际难题。
• A legal system for protecting the rights of inventors.
  保护发明家权益的一个法律制度。