enrollee

IPA/ɪnˌrəʊˈliː/
KK[ɛnrˈolˈi]IPA/ɪnˌrəʊˈliː/

enrollee — noun

1. someone whose name has been officially added to a class, plan, group, or similar

1.名詞C1
釋義

someone whose name has been officially added to a class, plan, group, or similar program after signing up.

例句

Each enrollee receives a campus map and a student card on arrival.

each enrollee receives + item

The gym offers free lockers to every new enrollee during the first month.

new enrollee

同義詞
  • registrant

    more formal and especially common for events, systems, or official records

  • member

    broader and often used for clubs or organizations rather than classes or plans

  • participant

    stresses taking part, not necessarily formal registration

文法句型

an enrollee in + class/program/plan

new/every + enrollee

用法筆記

Often appears in administrative or official contexts such as education, insurance, or training. It names the person after registration is complete, not the act of signing them up.

常見錯誤

I enrolled thirty enrollees in the club.
I enrolled thirty people in the club.
💡enrollee names the person after joining, not the act of signing them up.