cheerleader

英 [ˈtʃɪəliːdə(r)]

美 [ˈtʃɪrliːdər]

n.  拉拉队队员(美国体育比赛时鼓动观众为本队加油，通常为女性); (某一政治家、某种观点或做法等的)支持者，摇旗呐喊者

复数：cheerleaders　第三人称单数：cheerleaders　

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牛津词典

noun

• 拉拉队队员（美国体育比赛时鼓动观众为本队加油，通常为女性）
  (in the US) one of the members of a group of young people (usually women) wearing special uniforms, who encourage the crowd to cheer for their team at a sports event
• （某一政治家、某种观点或做法等的）支持者，摇旗呐喊者
  a person who supports a particular politician, idea, or way of doing sth

柯林斯词典

• (尤指体育赛事上的)拉拉队队员
  Acheerleaderis one of the people who leads the crowd in cheering at a large public event, especially a sports event.
• N-COUNT (事业或政客的)支持者，摇旗呐喊者
  If you say that someone is acheerleaderfor a particular cause or an individual politician, you mean that they are one of the chief supporters of this cause or politician and work hard to raise support for them.
  1. Chancellor Helmut Kohl was the leading cheerleader for German unification.
     赫尔穆特·科尔总理是德国统一的主要支持者。

英英释义

noun

• someone who leads the cheers by spectators at a sporting event
• an enthusiastic and vocal supporter
  1. he has become a cheerleader for therapeutic cloning

双语例句

• When Chloe Thomas became a cheerleader, her life went from solitary to social.
  （哥伦比亚广播公司）克洛伊·托马斯成为啦啦队员以后，她的生活也从孤立走向了社会。
• You're a cheerleader, so you're dancing in formation.
  因为你是啦啦队的，所以你经常跳舞。
• I could become head cheerleader.
  我有可能当上下一任的队长。
• She used to be a charger cheerleader, but she broke her pelvis.
  她以前是啦啦队的队长，但是一次她摔伤了骨盆。
• How do you want to be a cheerleader.
  你还想不想当啦啦队员了。
• To be a great cheerleader you have to make sacrifices.
  要想成为优秀的啦啦队员，你必须作出牺牲。
• I ruined my career as a cheerleader.
  我毁掉了我的啦啦队前程。
• I know when, and I know where the cheerleader gets attacked.
  我知道啦啦队长是何时何地被袭击的。
• Then we better find this cheerleader.
  那我们最好找到这个啦啦队长。
• First of all, she's not a cheerleader anymore.
  首先，她不再是啦啦队员了。