actors

英 [ˈæktəz]

美 [ˈæktərz]

n.  演员
actor的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 演员（单数形式的actor通常指男演员，但有些女演员喜欢被称为actor而不是actress)
  Anactoris someone whose job is acting in plays or films. 'Actor' in the singular usually refers to a man, but some women who act prefer to be called 'actors' rather than 'actresses'.
  1. His father was an actor in the Cantonese Opera Company...
     他的父亲是粤剧团的演员。
  2. You have to be a very good actor to play that part.
     要想演那个角色，你必须是个非常出色的演员。

双语例句

• The storyline was too far-fetched and none of the actors was particularly good.
  故事情节太离谱，演员表演也没有出彩的。
• Apparently, well known actors were at these filthy parties
  听说有些知名演员也参加了这些下流的聚会。
• Actors go through the motions of different types of labor.
  演员们假装从事不同的劳动。
• New actors are invariably keyed up for their first stage appearance.
  初次上台，新演员总有点儿发憷。
• He was amused by the way younger actors started to hero-worship and copy him.
  年轻一些的演员们开始把他当成偶像崇拜并加以模仿，这让他觉得很有意思。
• Unlike many actors, he never enjoyed his celebrity.
  和许多演员不同的是，他从不喜欢出名。
• The play was so gripping that the audience quickly identified with the actors.
  那出戏是如此扣人心弦，以至于观众很快地与演员融为一体。
• The two deaf actors converse solely in signing.
  两名聋哑演员独自用手语交谈。
• This was house of Commons gossip, as esoteric as theatre gossip, as continuously enthralling to them as theatregossip was to actors.
  这叫作众议院的流言蜚语，它同戏剧界的流言蜚语一样，对圈外人是高深莫测的，而对他们说来，也象戏剧界的流言蜚语对演员们一样，使人神往不止，乐此不倦。
• A number of low-budget independent films brought new directors and actors to the fore.
  许多低成本独立制作的电影使新导演和新演员崭露头角。