viewer

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Audiences and spectators
behind closed doorsidiom
bums on seatsidiom
bystander
captive audience
casual observer
consumption
evangelistically
fan park
fly on the wallidiom
flâneur
goer
looker-on
non-viewer
observer
onlooker
operagoer
spectator
supporter
viewer
viewership
-watcher
suffix
uk / -wɒtʃ.ər/ us / -wɑː.tʃɚ/
used with nouns to describe a person who is interested in and enjoys watching a particular thing: 观察…者;关注…者;…观察家;…观察员
Royal-watchers have once again been speculating on the health of the princess.对王室非常关注的人又在猜测公主的健康情况了。

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Enthusiasts
-aholic
-oholic
aficionado
anorak
armchair
audiophile
DIYer
eager beaver
enthusiast
faddist
fan favourite
lover
nerd
numismatist
otaku
Trekkie
turophile
ultra
Whovian
zealot

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Audiences and spectators

watcher | American Dictionary

watcher
noun[ C ]
us/ˈwɑtʃ·ər, ˈwɔ·tʃər/
someone who is interested in the developments and changes of a particular thing:
But the real growth, industry watchers say, will come in the corporate and personal jet sector.

Examples of watcher

watcher
With the help of binoculars, bird watchers may see and identify birds beyond the range of normal human eyesight.
The audience reaction is subjective, amused, fascinated, delighted, horrified, just like the feathered watchers in the border.
Which watcher was it that saw the escape?
Many are arguably so visually oriented that they make their point only when the listener is also a watcher.
The cost of watchers per hectare per year, however, is significantly higher in private than in community plantations.
Whose escape was it that the watcher saw?
In these cases, the watchers were lit by a strange blue light.
Alongside the watchers, there were also the watched, the observed.
Consequently, grazing is either prohibited or strictly controlled by using hired watchers by many forest user groups as well as fencing.
The watcher on the balcony saw the driver's escape.
Accordingly, for the recordings of classical music, there were fewer expressions of preference among the video watchers than among the listeners.
As watchers, many of the older women would sit out on their balconies in summer, observing the children playing or the - very little - that was going on.
There are still watchers, and there are still the watched, but many of the former and the latter now no longer even know the names of their neighbours.
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