debater

IPA/dɪˈbeɪtə(r)/
KK[dəbˈetɚ]IPA/dɪˈbeɪtər/

debater — 名詞

  • debatersingular
  • debatersplural

1. someone who argues for or against an idea, especially as part of a formal or org

1.名詞B2
釋義

辯手;辯論者

在正式討論中為某立場辯護的人

someone who argues for or against an idea, especially as part of a formal or organized discussion in front of others.

例句

Trang was the strongest debater on her school team this year.

Trang 是今年校隊裡最強的辯手。

superlative + debater + on [a] team

The two debaters argued fiercely about whether homework should be banned.

兩位辯手激烈爭論該不該禁止回家作業。

plural subject; debaters argued about + topic

同義詞
  • arguer

    more general; any person who argues, not necessarily in a formal or structured setting

  • disputant

    formal; someone involved in a dispute or legal-style argument, often with a fixed opposing party

  • polemicist

    someone who argues forcefully and often aggressively, usually in writing on controversial topics

用法筆記

Commonly modified by adjectives describing skill or stance — 'a skilled debater', 'a seasoned debater', 'a conservative debater'. Frequently appears in school, competition, and political contexts.

常見錯誤

I joined the debater last night.
I joined the debate last night.
💡'debater' is the person; 'debate' is the event or discussion itself.
She is a great debator.
She is a great debater.
💡the noun ends in -er, not -or.