wrestlers

英 [ˈrɛsləz]

美 [ˈrɛslərz]

n.  摔跤运动员
wrestler的复数

柯林斯词典

• 摔跤运动员
  Awrestleris someone who wrestles as a sport, usually for money.

双语例句

• Most wrestlers s knows are dumb.
  她认识的大部分摔跤手都是白痴。
• There are many rituals and even religious elements involved in the content of the two wrestlers.
  两名摔跤手之间的竞技包含诸多仪式，甚至牵涉到很多宗教元素。
• Wrestlers are divided according to their weight.
  摔跤选手按体重分级。
• In Greco-Roman wrestling, the wrestlers used only their arms and upper bodies to attack. They could hold only those same parts of their opponents.
  在古典式摔跤比赛中，摔跤选手只能用双臂和上半身去攻击对手，也只能扭抱对手的这些部位。
• But we children usually wrestled on the bed, but the wrestlers did on a large mat.
  只是我这些孩子通常在床上摔跤，但摔跤运动员却是在很大的垫子进行的。
• Most wrestlers she knows are dumb.
  她认识的大多数摔交手都很笨。
• The two wrestlers were giving each other the evil eye across the ring before the start of the contest.
  在比赛开始前，两位摔角运动员隔着摔角场相互恶狠狠地盯着对方。
• Greek literature describes the many sports that were popular in ancient times; murals and statues show discus throwers, wrestlers, and charioteers.
  希腊文学作品描述了许多在古代就很流行的体育项目，各种壁画和雕塑也展示了古希腊投掷铁饼、摔跤和马车比赛的场景。
• Some say wrestlers make bad lovers.
  有些人说摔跤手交了一些糟糕情人。
• The mat that forms the floor of the ring in which boxers or professional wrestlers compete.
  组成拳击选手或摔跤运动员比赛的围栏的地面的垫子。