decision-makers

decision-makers — 名詞

1. people in a company, government, or other organisation who have the authority to

1.名詞B2
釋義

決策者

負責做重要決定的人或團體

people in a company, government, or other organisation who have the authority to choose a course of action after considering the available options.

例句

The committee's decision-makers met for three hours before reaching a conclusion.

委員會的決策者開會三小時後才達成結論。

plural: committee's decision-makers

Senior decision-makers at the hospital approved the new safety protocols.

醫院的高層決策者批准了新的安全程序。

collocation: senior decision-makers

常見搭配
  • senior decision-makers
  • key decision-makers
  • corporate decision-makers
  • political decision-makers
  • military decision-makers
同義詞
  • leaders

    broader term — can refer to anyone in charge, not only those making specific choices

  • executives

    more formal, usually limited to corporate management roles

  • policymakers

    narrower — typically used for government or regulatory contexts

反義詞
  • subordinates

    people who carry out decisions rather than make them

  • followers

    less formal, implies no authority over direction or choices

文法句型

the + noun

plural noun as subject/object

用法筆記

Almost always used in the plural form when referring to a group. The singular 'decision-maker' exists but is less common. Typical in business, government, and institutional contexts.

常見錯誤

The decision maker is meeting in Room 3.
The decision-makers are meeting in Room 3.
The plural form 'decision-makers' is far more common when referring to a group of people with authority, even if only two or three are present.

同根字

常見搭配

名詞搭配

  • group of decision-makers
  • team of decision-makers
  • panel of decision-makers

常用片語

  • decision-makers at [organisation]
  • decision-makers within [department]

介系詞搭配

  • among decision-makers
  • for decision-makers
  • to decision-makers