achievers

英 [əˈtʃiːvəz]

美 [əˈtʃivərz]

n.  (尤指事业)成功者; 取得…成绩的人
achiever的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT （学业或事业上）达到（特定程度）成就（或成绩）的人
  A highachieveris someone who is successful in their studies or their work, usually as a result of their efforts. A lowachieveris someone who achieves less than those around them.
  1. High achievers will receive cash bonuses...
     业绩出众的人会获得现金奖励。
  2. In school, he was not one of the achievers.
     上学时他不属于拔尖的那类。
  3. ...a way to keep low achievers from dropping out.
     防止落后生放弃学业的方法

双语例句

• Jealousy is the tribute mediocrity pays to achievers.
  嫉妒是平庸之辈向成就卓越者的赞颂。
• In school, he was not one of the achievers.
  上学时他不属于拔尖的那类。
• Such achievers must maintain that drive.
  这些成功人士必定保持了那种进取精神。
• So I asked these top achievers to share with their colleagues their dreams.
  于是，我请销售精英们向同事分享梦想。
• Low achievers in schools will receive priority.
  重点将放在学校里的后进生身上。
• I was delivering a speech at the Ping An Insurance Achievers Congress in Beijing in2003.
  2003年我在北京平安保险销售精英大会上发表演讲。
• Separate from general emotional insecurity, imposter fears affect high achievers and focus on worries about being exposed as a phony.
  与普通情感上的不安全感不同，冒名顶替者恐惧影响的是成就较高者，主要与担心自己会被揭为名不副实的忧虑有关。
• High achievers, rarely refer to "failure," a loaded word suggesting a personal dead end.
  高成就者很少用“失败”这个词，这个含义颇多的词表明这个人无法继续发展。
• Bob's not what you would call one of life's high achievers.
  鲍勃不是你所说的事业有成者。
• People with high self-esteem are risk takers, but more important, they are achievers.
  有着高度自尊的人是冒险者，但更重要的，他们是实际行动者。