campaigners

IPA/ˌkæmˈpeɪ.nər/
KK[kæmpˈenɚz]IPA/ˌkæmˈpeɪ.nɚ/

campaigners — 名詞

  • campaignerssingular
  • campaignersesplural

1. people who work actively in a planned series of actions to achieve a particular

1.名詞B2
釋義

運動人士

為社會或政治目標積極行動的人

people who work actively in a planned series of actions to achieve a particular social or political change

例句

The campaigners delivered a petition with over five thousand signatures to the town council.

運動人士向鎮議會遞交了一份有超過五千人簽名的請願書。

subject of 'delivered a petition'

Local campaigners in Kaohsiung have been working to save the old harbour district from demolition.

高雄的在地運動人士一直在努力拯救舊港區免於被拆除。

collocation: local campaigners + working to [goal]

同義詞
  • activists

    broader term; activists may take direct or confrontational action, while campaigners typically work through organised activities

  • advocates

    focus on speaking or arguing in favour of a cause; slightly more formal and less action-oriented

  • protesters

    specifically people who publicly demonstrate opposition; narrower than campaigners

  • lobbyists

    people paid to influence politicians or officials on behalf of a specific group; more professional and narrower in scope

反義詞
  • bystanders

    people who watch events without getting involved

文法句型

campaigners + for/against [cause]

subject of verbs like deliver, collect, hold, call for

用法筆記

Often followed by 'for' (the cause supported) or 'against' (the thing opposed). A preceding noun can specify the issue: 'environmental campaigners', 'peace campaigners', 'human rights campaigners'. The singular form 'campaigner' is also common.

常見錯誤

The campaigners is holding a meeting.
The campaigners are holding a meeting.
💡'campaigners' is a plural noun and requires a plural verb.
She joined the campaigners for protest.
She joined the campaigners in their protest.
💡use 'in' or 'of' when describing the activity, not 'for'.