originators
originators — 名詞
- originatorssingular
- originatorsesplural
1. people who are the first to develop a new idea, method, or thing, leading to its
創始者
第一個創造或發起某事物的人
people who are the first to develop a new idea, method, or thing, leading to its existence so that others can use or build upon it
Romi, the originator of the school's recycling programme, gave a talk about reducing waste.
Romi 是學校回收計劃的創始者,她發表了一場關於減少廢棄物的演講。
appositive noun phrase identifying the originator
The originators of the annual food festival wanted to bring local restaurants together each summer.
這場年度美食節的發起人希望每年夏天都能把當地餐廳聚集在一起。
originators of + event/initiative
Jiwoo is regarded as one of the originators of modern dance in her country.
Jiwoo 被認為是現代舞在她國家的創始人之一。
After five years, the originators of the app finally released it to the public.
經過五年的開發,這款應用程式的創始者終於將其發布給大眾。
Many people see Sven as the originator of a new style of street photography.
許多人認為 Sven 是一種新街頭攝影風格的開創者。
- creator
more general — any maker of something; originator emphasises being first
- inventor
strongly associated with physical devices or processes; originator is broader (ideas, methods, events)
- founder
specifically about starting an organisation or institution; originator can apply to non-institutional ideas
- pioneer
highlights being early and paving the way for others; stronger connotation of exploration or risk
文法句型
originator of [something]
one of the originators of [something]
用法筆記
Often used in the plural even when referring to a single person within the phrase 'one of the originators', because the person is one among several founders. Singular 'originator' is also common for a single individual.