contestant

/kuhn-tes-tuhnt/US // kənˈtɛs tənt //UK // (kənˈtɛstənt) //

参赛者,选手,参赛选手,竞赛者

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : a person who takes part in a contest or competition.
- : a person who contests the results of an election.
- : Law. the party who, in proceedings in the probate court, contests the validity of a will.

nouncompetitor

Forms: contestants

Synonyms

Isaacson said that contestants would make a video about their business and why they should be sent to space and that the winner would be announced by an independent panel of judges.
She appeared in Shakespearean comedy and Eugene O’Neill melodrama on Broadway in the 1950s, was a television mainstay from the dawn of the medium and, at 82, became the oldest female contestant on “Dancing With the Stars.”
I also think as a 17-year-old, I wasn’t really thinking about what the other contestants were thinking about.
Women are too often missing from business school case studies and even as contestants on Shark Tank.
The Protein Structure Prediction Center releases batches of target proteins, and contestants then submit their structure predictions for evaluation.
Any Miss America contestant who betrays herself to be a sexually autonomous being will be quickly sent packing.
That contestant also happens to be Cuba Gooding, Jr., Oscar-winner for Jerry Maguire and major hockey fan.
They are told that Miss America has evolved, but shown a contestant waxing rhapsodic about Barbie.
Similarly, the video selections for each contestant were wildly unequal, for no apparent reason.
Each contestant sings and/or dances, as the crowd cheers wholeheartedly.
No contestant except the first leaves his place until tagged by the returning contestant.

/kuhn-tes-tuhnt/US // kənˈtɛs tənt //UK // (kənˈtɛstənt) //

参赛者,选手,参赛选手,竞赛者

n.名词 noun

1
- : a person who takes part in a contest or competition.
- : a person who contests the results of an election.
- : Law. the party who, in proceedings in the probate court, contests the validity of a will.

nouncompetitor

Forms: contestants

Synonyms

Isaacson said that contestants would make a video about their business and why they should be sent to space and that the winner would be announced by an independent panel of judges.
She appeared in Shakespearean comedy and Eugene O’Neill melodrama on Broadway in the 1950s, was a television mainstay from the dawn of the medium and, at 82, became the oldest female contestant on “Dancing With the Stars.”
I also think as a 17-year-old, I wasn’t really thinking about what the other contestants were thinking about.
Women are too often missing from business school case studies and even as contestants on Shark Tank.
The Protein Structure Prediction Center releases batches of target proteins, and contestants then submit their structure predictions for evaluation.
Any Miss America contestant who betrays herself to be a sexually autonomous being will be quickly sent packing.
That contestant also happens to be Cuba Gooding, Jr., Oscar-winner for Jerry Maguire and major hockey fan.
They are told that Miss America has evolved, but shown a contestant waxing rhapsodic about Barbie.
Similarly, the video selections for each contestant were wildly unequal, for no apparent reason.
Each contestant sings and/or dances, as the crowd cheers wholeheartedly.
No contestant except the first leaves his place until tagged by the returning contestant.