modernizer
modernizer — 名詞
1. a person or thing that makes systems, buildings, or methods more modern by intro
現代化者
推動現代化的人或事物
a person or thing that makes systems, buildings, or methods more modern by introducing new equipment, designs, or processes — for example, a company director who replaces old factory machines with automated technology, or a city planner who introduces digital services to replace paper-based systems.
Dr. Anya Sharma, a well-known modernizer in the medical field, introduced digital patient records at the city hospital.
Anya Sharma 醫師是醫學界知名的現代化推動者,她在市立醫院引進了數位病歷系統。
appositive noun phrase: [role], a modernizer in [field]
The old library's modernizer installed energy-efficient lighting and a digital catalogue system.
那間老舊圖書館的現代化推手裝設了節能照明和數位目錄系統。
possessive: [noun]'s modernizer
Karim established himself as a modernizer of small businesses by helping his uncle's restaurant launch an online ordering platform.
Karim 協助叔叔的餐廳推出線上點餐平台,成為小型企業現代化推手的典範。
modernizer + of + [domain]
Factory owners hired a modernizer to replace manual assembly lines with robotic systems.
工廠老闆聘請了一位現代化專家,用機器人系統取代了手工裝配線。
hire a modernizer to + verb
The school principal, a quiet but determined modernizer, replaced paper files with digital student records.
那位校長行事低調但意志堅定,致力於推動現代化,將紙本檔案改為數位學生記錄。
- a modernizer of [system]
- a modernizer in [field]
- hired as a modernizer
- act as a modernizer
- regarded as a modernizer
- traditionalist
someone who prefers old ways and actively resists change
- conservative
someone cautious about change, preferring to keep things as they are
文法句型
modernizer + of + noun phrase
modernizer + in + noun phrase
用法筆記
Commonly followed by 'of' to specify what is being modernized (a modernizer of public transport). Also frequent in appositive position, where a named role or person is followed by the description 'a modernizer' (the CEO, a modernizer of the industry).
常見錯誤
同根字
- modern形容詞A2
- modernize動詞B2
- modernization名詞B2
- modernist名詞C1
- modernity名詞C1
常見搭配
常用片語
- bring up to date
- bring into the modern era