well-wishers

英 [wel ˌwɪʃəz]

美 [wel ˈwɪʃərz]

n.  (以行动)表示祝愿者
well-wisher的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 表示良好祝愿的人
  Well-wishersare people who hope that a particular person or thing will be successful, and who show this by their behaviour.
  1. The main street was lined with well-wishers.
     大街两旁满是祝福的人群。

双语例句

• Hundreds of well-wishers have left prayers and messages of hope at his Johannesburg home and at the hospital where he is being treated.
  成百上千的祈福者将他们的美好祝福留在曼德拉约翰内斯堡的家门口和他所在的医院中。
• I can only really use my prayers for him, I also hope that the world well-wishers for the "day look" the same lovely people who pray!
  我只能用我的真心为他祈祷，我更希望天下好心人为“天瞧”一样的可爱的人祈祷！
• At the victory party, Obama paced around, checking notes for his speech, and greeting the many well-wishers who bugged him and shook his hand.
  庆祝晚宴上，奥巴马踱步走开了，不断检查演讲词，问候充满希望和他频频握手的人们。
• Japanese Princess Sayako, the emperor's only daughter, was greeted by thousands of well-wishers as she prepared to marry a commoner at age36 and leave the world's oldest monarchy.
  明仁天皇惟一的小女儿、现年36岁的纪宫公主今天将下嫁给一位平民，从此离开这个世界上最古老的皇室家族，成千上万祝福者前来向她表示问候和祝愿。
• We don't want any more visitors, well-wishers or distant relations!
  我们不再接待任何祝贺、客人或是亲戚了！
• Zhou said his family will be forever grateful to those who generously donated by well-wishers.
  周某家人说，将永远感激那些慷慨捐赠的好心人。
• "It's awesome to be back." Sunderland, of Thousand Oaks, California, said after he was welcomed home by a flotilla of well-wishers.
  能够回来是让人敬畏，桑德兰说，他是加利福尼亚千橡树地方的人，在他的衷心祝愿者欢迎回家后说。
• The syringes were donated by sponsors and well-wishers.
  这些注射器是由发起者和支持者捐献的。
• With her mother, Carole, and younger sister, Pippa, she paused for several minutes and waved to the delighted well-wishers who had gathered outside.
  和她一同抵达住处的还有母亲卡罗尔和妹妹皮帕。凯特停留了几分钟，向兴奋地等在门外的祝福人群挥手致意。
• At Buckingham Palace, where a simple typed birth announcement was placed on an easel for public viewing, a modest crowd quickly mushroomed, with well-wishers pushing and shoving to the front as if at a rock concert.
  在白金汉宫，一个架子上贴了一张简单打印出来的出生通告，供公众浏览。很快就聚集了一小群人，祝福者推搡着挤到前面，就像是在一场摇滚音乐会上。