doers

IPA/ˈduː.ər/
KK[dˈuɚz]IPA/ˈduː.ɚ/

doers — 名詞

  • doerssingular
  • doersesplural

1. people who take practical action to achieve things, rather than spending time ju

1.名詞B2
釋義

實幹者

用行動達成目標的人

people who take practical action to achieve things, rather than spending time just thinking, planning, or talking about them

例句

The company split its staff into thinkers and doers, with the doers handling daily operations.

這家公司將員工分為思考者和實幹者,實幹者負責處理日常營運。

contrast: thinkers vs doers

Mira prefers being one of the doers rather than joining the endless planning meetings.

Mira 寧可當個實幹者,也不想參加沒完沒了的策劃會議。

同義詞
  • achievers

    focuses on successfully reaching goals; more positive and result-oriented than doers

  • activists

    implies taking action for a political or social cause; narrower than doers

  • performers

    more evaluative, often used in workplace contexts for meeting targets

反義詞
  • dreamers

    people who have ideas but do not put them into action

  • talkers

    people who discuss things but do not act on them

用法筆記

Usually used in the plural form. Commonly found in contrasts such as 'thinkers and doers' or 'talkers and doers'.

常見錯誤

He is a doer of good deeds.
He does good deeds.
💡The noun 'doer' sounds unnatural with a following object phrase; it works best as a general label for a type of person.