viewer
viewer — 名詞
- viewersingular
- viewersplural
1. Someone who watches a television programme, film, or video — part of the audienc
觀眾
觀看電視節目或影片的人
Someone who watches a television programme, film, or video — part of the audience whose numbers decide how popular the content is.
The programme reached over five million viewers in its first week.
該節目在第一週就吸引了超過五百萬名觀眾。
collocation: reach + number of viewers
Harper watches the show every week and calls herself a loyal viewer.
Harper 每週都看這個節目，自稱是一位忠實觀眾。
collocation: loyal / regular viewer
The streaming service invited viewers to vote for their favourite contestant through its mobile app during the live finale.
串流服務邀請觀眾透過手機應用程式，在直播總決賽中為他們最喜歡的參賽者投票。
viewer + to-infinitive pattern
Talia posted comments on the show's social media page to share her thoughts as a regular viewer.
Talia 在節目的社群媒體頁面留言，以忠實觀眾的身分分享自己的想法。
Millions of viewers around the world watched the ceremony live on television.
全世界有數百萬觀眾在電視機前觀看了這場典禮的現場直播。
- millions of viewers
- regular viewer
- loyal viewer
- viewer ratings
- viewer numbers
- viewer feedback
- television viewer
- audience
collective noun for a group of people watching a performance or show, often in person; 'viewer' is more individual and screen-focused
- spectator
someone watching a live event in person, such as a sports match or parade
- watcher
more general term; can apply to any kind of observation (bird watcher, people watcher)
文法句型
number + viewers
viewer + of + noun phrase
用法筆記
Often used in the plural (viewers) when referring to the size of a programme's audience. Frequently appears with large numbers: 'millions of viewers', 'over a million viewers', 'ten million viewers'.
常見錯誤
2. A person who observes or examines something, such as a work of art, an exhibitio
觀察者
仔細觀看或審視事物的人
A person who observes or examines something, such as a work of art, an exhibition, or a scene, often with active attention rather than passive watching.
Ayana studied the painting closely as a careful viewer of modern art.
Ayana 仔細觀賞那幅畫，是一位用心的現代藝術觀察者。
collocation: careful / close viewer
The photographs were placed on the wall for viewers to study at their own pace.
這些照片被掛在牆上，供觀賞者按照自己的步調細細觀賞。
passive: for viewers to [verb]
Charlotte stood by the window as a quiet viewer of the busy street below.
Charlotte 站在窗邊，靜靜觀察著樓下繁忙的街道。
Pedro watched the demonstration as a curious viewer of the new technique.
Pedro 抱著好奇心觀看了這項新技術的示範。
- careful viewer
- close viewer
- quiet viewer
- casual viewer
- interested viewer
文法句型
viewer + of + noun phrase
用法筆記
Common in formal or descriptive writing about art, exhibitions, and public displays. Unlike sense 1 (TELEVISION VIEWER), this sense does not require a screen or broadcast — the thing being viewed can be any object, scene, or event.
常見錯誤
3. A small hand-held device with a light and magnifying lens, used for viewing phot
看片器
檢視幻燈片的小型裝置
A small hand-held device with a light and magnifying lens, used for viewing photographic slides or negatives.
Lakan held the slide up to the slide viewer and saw the image clearly.
Lakan 把幻燈片拿到燈箱觀看器前，清楚地看到了影像。
descriptive: slide viewer
Mauricio found his grandfather's old slide viewer in a box of film photographs.
Mauricio 在一盒底片中找到了祖父的老式幻燈片觀看器。
The photography teacher showed the class how to use a slide viewer properly.
攝影老師向全班示範如何正確使用幻燈片觀看器。
Christopher bought an antique slide viewer at the market for his collection.
Christopher 在市場買了一個古董幻燈片觀看器，加入自己的收藏。
context: antique / collection
- slide viewer
- light viewer
- film viewer
- antique viewer