listeners

IPA/lˈɪsənəz/
KK[lˈɪsənɚz]IPA/lˈɪsənərz/

listeners — 名詞

1. the people who tune in to a radio show, podcast, song, or other audio broadcast

1.名詞B1
釋義

聽眾

收聽廣播或播客的人們

the people who tune in to a radio show, podcast, song, or other audio broadcast — the audience whose attention reaches the speaker through sound rather than sight.

例句

Christopher's morning radio show has over two million daily listeners across Ireland.

Christopher 的晨間廣播節目在愛爾蘭擁有超過兩百萬名每日聽眾。

noun + radio/podcast audience usage

Isabela read three emails from listeners who had been hurt by the new policy.

Isabela 讀了三封聽眾來信,那些人因為新政策受到了傷害。

listeners as participatory audience writing in

常見搭配
  • million listeners
  • regular listeners
  • loyal listeners
  • podcast listeners
  • radio listeners
同義詞
  • audience

    broader — covers viewers and readers too, not just sound

  • viewers

    for TV or video; not interchangeable when only audio is involved

反義詞
  • speakers

    the ones producing the sound rather than receiving it

文法句型

listeners to + [radio/podcast/show]

用法筆記

Almost always plural in this sense — the singular 'a listener' usually refers to one person tuning in, while 'listeners' names the whole audience. Frequently followed by 'to' + the show or station.

常見錯誤

The listeners of the show are growing.
The number of listeners is growing.
when counting an audience, use 'number of listeners' rather than 'the listeners' as the subject.
She has many listeners for her podcast.
Her podcast has many listeners.
the show, not the host, normally takes 'listeners' as its possession.

2. people who give their full attention when others speak — especially about feelin

2.名詞B1
釋義

傾聽者

用心聽人說話、給予理解的人

people who give their full attention when others speak — especially about feelings or troubles — and respond with patience and care so the speaker feels heard.

例句

Sora and Eitan are wonderful listeners; their friends often turn to them after a hard day.

Sora 和 Eitan 是很棒的傾聽者,朋友難過時常常找他們聊聊。

common collocation: good/wonderful listeners

The best counselors are patient listeners who never rush you toward a quick answer.

最好的諮商師都是有耐心的傾聽者,從不催你給出答案。

noun + relative clause defining the trait

常見搭配
  • good listeners
  • patient listeners
  • active listeners
  • poor listeners
  • sympathetic listeners
同義詞
  • confidants

    stronger — implies trust to share private matters, not just attentive listening

  • sympathizers

    emphasizes shared feeling rather than the act of listening

反義詞
  • interrupters

    people who cut others off rather than letting them finish

文法句型

good/poor + listeners

listeners + who

用法筆記

Distinguish from sense 1 by the qualifier: this sense almost always carries an adjective ('good', 'patient', 'active', 'poor') describing the quality of attention. Without such a qualifier, the radio-audience reading wins.

常見錯誤

He listens to her, so he is a listener.
He listens carefully to her, so he is a good listener.
this sense needs a qualifier; 'a listener' alone sounds incomplete.
My grandmother is listener.
My grandmother is a great listener.
countable noun needs an article and usually an adjective.

同根字

常見搭配

名詞搭配

  • radio listeners
  • podcast listeners
  • regular listeners
  • active listeners

常用片語

  • dear listeners
  • millions of listeners
  • good listeners

介系詞搭配

  • listeners to
  • listeners of