sharer

/shair/US // ʃɛər //UK // (ʃɛə) //

分享者,共享者,分担者,分担人

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : the full or proper portion or part allotted or belonging to or contributed or owed by an individual or group.
- : one of the equal fractional parts into which the capital stock of a joint-stock company or a corporation is divided.
- : Digital Technology. a digital file or document that can be accessed by specific users on a computer network, as for viewing, downloading, or making changes to it: I just sent you a share—can you improve the second paragraph?an act of sharing online content with specific users on a computer network: You can do a video share with friends and family.

v.有主动词 verb

1
shared, shar·ing.
- : to divide and distribute in shares; apportion.
- : to use, participate in, enjoy, receive, etc., jointly: The two chemists shared the Nobel prize.
- : Digital Technology. to give specific users access to, as by posting it on a social media website or sending it as an email attachment: to share photos on Instagram; a shared spreadsheet.

as inholder

Synonyms

Proud of his small achievement, McKenzie shared a photo of his homemade creation on Facebook.
The company will disclose plans for the size and price range for the share sale in a later filing.
It did not release a similar metric for its photo-sharing app Instagram.
The three libraries that share buildings with recreation centers — Northwest One, Deanwood and Rosedale — were constructed between 2009 and 2012, but do not have enough space for meeting rooms.
Defendant’s family is Jewish, and he did not share the same geographic ancestral ties as Plaintiff’s husband.
Hence none felt any qualm as to the strong measures to be adopted towards the hostile sharer of the secret.
There is another very important sharer in distribution—the interest-taker.
His face was bright and eager; he was full yet of the pleasure of the evening, and anxious to make her a sharer of it.
I have often desired, ladies, to be a sharer in the good fortune of the man whose story I am about to relate to you.
But now, Little Jim seemed suddenly to have become an actual companion, a partner, a sharer in things as they were and were to be.

/shair/US // ʃɛər //UK // (ʃɛə) //

分享者,共享者,分担者,分担人

n.名词 noun

1
- : the full or proper portion or part allotted or belonging to or contributed or owed by an individual or group.
- : one of the equal fractional parts into which the capital stock of a joint-stock company or a corporation is divided.
- : Digital Technology. a digital file or document that can be accessed by specific users on a computer network, as for viewing, downloading, or making changes to it: I just sent you a share—can you improve the second paragraph?an act of sharing online content with specific users on a computer network: You can do a video share with friends and family.

v.有主动词 verb

1
shared, shar·ing.
- : to divide and distribute in shares; apportion.
- : to use, participate in, enjoy, receive, etc., jointly: The two chemists shared the Nobel prize.
- : Digital Technology. to give specific users access to, as by posting it on a social media website or sending it as an email attachment: to share photos on Instagram; a shared spreadsheet.

as inholder

Synonyms

Proud of his small achievement, McKenzie shared a photo of his homemade creation on Facebook.
The company will disclose plans for the size and price range for the share sale in a later filing.
It did not release a similar metric for its photo-sharing app Instagram.
The three libraries that share buildings with recreation centers — Northwest One, Deanwood and Rosedale — were constructed between 2009 and 2012, but do not have enough space for meeting rooms.
Defendant’s family is Jewish, and he did not share the same geographic ancestral ties as Plaintiff’s husband.
Hence none felt any qualm as to the strong measures to be adopted towards the hostile sharer of the secret.
There is another very important sharer in distribution—the interest-taker.
His face was bright and eager; he was full yet of the pleasure of the evening, and anxious to make her a sharer of it.
I have often desired, ladies, to be a sharer in the good fortune of the man whose story I am about to relate to you.
But now, Little Jim seemed suddenly to have become an actual companion, a partner, a sharer in things as they were and were to be.