| 词汇 | sender |
| 释义 | sender noun[ C ] uk /ˈsen.dər/ us /ˈsen.dɚ/ a person who sends something: 发送者；寄件人 Postage stamps were introduced in Britain in 1840 as a way of showing that the sender had paid for the letter to be delivered.1840年，英国开始使用邮票，以表明寄信人已付邮资。 The letter came back with "return to sender - not known at this address" written on it.信被退了回来，上面写着“退还寄信人——此地址查无此人。” Messengers and people who deliver things bearer broker courier deliveryman despatcher dispatcher errand boy go-between herald judoka letter carrier mail carrier mailman messenger milkman postman postwoman runner town crier sender | Business Englishsender noun[ C ] uk /ˈsendər/us COMMUNICATIONS a person or organization that sends something: The package was returned to the sender. Examples of sendersender By the use of a channel (such as dots and dashes), the sender reduces the number of options in the behavior of the receiver. Only cooperators will adopt this degree of homogeneity, so this signal can be used successfully to determine a sender's credibility. Pre-colonial agents used signals that reduced the social distance between sender and receiver to convey their credibility to outsiders they wanted to trade with. These 'cheap-talk' analyses, based on sender-receiver scenarios, have a very different structure to the information aggregation models based on group decision-making. But in interactive e-mail, sender and recipient can instead prearrange a 'chat' at their keyboards in what computerese dubs 'real time'. A sender can subsequently attach a copy of its digital certificate, which has been issued by a trusted third party, to any of its messages. Interactive sensors and senders throw digital shadows from her hands to the musician behind computer screens and algorithms. Headers are added at the sender by each layer and removed at the destination. To assess trustworthiness in these terms receivers may scrutinize the statements of senders for their political correctness. An agent who receives a fact can transmit it back to the sender, as long as the sender is trusted. Interestingly, the replier may follow suit if the sender chooses such a serious mode of address. The basic drawback of their approach is that even though previously unknown objects are intended to cooperate, senders have to specify destination addresses. This form of communication does not require a clear lineof-sight path between the sender and receiver. The costs of defection can be very large for both senders and receivers. The rank code of the sender compared to the receiver is determined in this stage. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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