stalkers

基本解释

• n.追蹤者；潛行靴

同根派生

英汉例句

雙語例句

• If traumatic memories are like malicious stalkers, then troubling memories — and a healthy dread of them — form the foundation of a moral conscience.
  如果痛苦的記憶像惡毒的跟蹤者，那麽麻煩的記憶--以及對它們的害怕--搆成了道德上麪的基礎。
• Rachel MacKenzie, a psychologist who runs a behaviour programme for stalkers in the Australian state of Victoria, says that many now harass their victims through the internet.
  蕾切爾•麥凱恩是一位正在進行追蹤者行爲項目研究的心理學家。 她說現在很多人通過互聯網騷擾他們的受害者。
• One likely reform is the introduction of mandatory assessment and management of dangerous stalkers, using the model of the Fixated Threat Assessment Centre (FTAC).
  改革的一種可能是採用要員安全威脇評估中心曾用過的模式，對危險纏擾者進行強制評估和処理。

權威例句

• Confronting a stalker can can be dangerous since stalkers are likely to be irrational and unpredictable.
  FORBES: How To Bait and Catch The Anonymous Person Harassing You On The Internet
• All men are creepy stalkers looking for new digital aids to help them catch and rape women.
  FORBES: The Reaction To 'Girls Around Me' Was Far More Disturbing Than The 'Creepy' App Itself
• As Ms Ramm's case demonstrates, many stalkers threaten their victims from abroad, often from countries without stalking laws.
  ECONOMIST: The internet allows the malicious to menace their victims

词组短语

短語

• Time Stalkers 冒險英雄譚
• Void Stalkers 虛空狂魔
• Night stalkers 兩名夜行者;夜止者;兩名日行者
• The Stalkers 潛行者;潛行者普裡皮亞季的呼喚
• Jungle Stalkers 叢林潛行者

英英字典

柯林斯英英字典

• A stalker is someone who keeps following or contacting someone else, especially a famous person or a person they used to have a relationship with, in an annoying and frightening way.