followers
跟随者,追随者,跟随者们,追随者们
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Definitions
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- : a person or thing that follows.
- : a person who follows another in regard to his or her ideas or belief; disciple or adherent.
- : a person who imitates, copies, or takes as a model or ideal: He was little more than a follower of current modes.
- : an attendant, servant, or retainer.
- : a person who follows or subscribes to another's posts on a social media website: He spent hours figuring out how to get more followers on Twitter.
- : British Informal. a boyfriend or suitor, especially of a maidservant.
- : Machinery. a part receiving motion from or following the movements of another part, especially a cam.
- : Engineering, Building Trades. a concrete form attached to the head of a timber pile to permit casting of a concrete cap or pier.
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Examples
As you build your audience on websites like Facebook and Instagram, be sure to engage with followers consistently.
She’s racked up tens of millions of followers worldwide and more than 3 billion total views on YouTube.
Even if you have a large follower base on social media, organic reach on social platforms is in a steady decline.
The FBI has named QAnon a domestic terrorism threat, and it has gained more attention as its followers have run for Congress and attempted to co-opt legitimate anti-sex trafficking marches for their own political purposes.
If an influencer’s audience aligns with your target demographic you can pay them to promote your brand to their followers.
The Austria-based restaurant was first noted by the scholar and monk Albuin, who was a devout follower of Charlemagne.
At every turn, they described their son as a faithful follower who had dedicated his life to easing the suffering of innocents.
Ad after ad I saw described Hagan as a “rubber stamp,” almost zombie-esque follower of Obama.
When I started writing this book, I noticed that I had a new Twitter follower by the name of Lonnie Konkel.
Al-Zarqawi believed in the importance of purging apostates – something his follower clearly endorses.
But in spite of this the neglect rankled, and from that day he was no longer the blindly devoted follower of Napoleon.
"Come in," said Norman to his follower, as he crossed the entrance of the little shop, the first time he had ever been there.