walkers

英 [ˈwɔːkəz]

美 [ˈwɔkərz]

n.  步行者; 散步的人; 徒步旅行者; 走路快(或慢等)的人
walker的复数

柯林斯词典

• (尤指在乡间休闲或锻炼的)散步者，步行者
  Awalkeris a person who walks, especially in the countryside for pleasure or in order to keep healthy.
• N-COUNT (帮助婴儿、残疾人或病人走路的)助行架
  Awalkeris a special kind of frame which is designed to help babies or disabled or ill people to walk.
  1. She eventually used a cane, then a walker, and finally was confined to the house.
     结果她拄上了拐杖，后来又用上了助行架，最后连房门都出不了了。

双语例句

• Yet despite these impressive advantages, stairs in offices are usually empty of walkers.
  然而，尽管爬楼梯有种种明显的好处，办公楼里的楼梯间却通常空无行人。
• The walkers moved faster than the crawlers but meandered& a good strategy for exploring new territory.
  步行者比爬行者运动的要快，但是曲折前进&一种探索新领域的好策略。
• He found that the long walkers were healthiest, as measured by altered fat profiles in their blood.
  他发现，根据血液中测定的脂肪变化情况，长距离步行者的身体最为健康。
• For the same amount of energy used, walkers experienced greater health benefits than runners.
  对于相同的能量消耗，步行者比跑步者获益更多健康。
• Many high-wire walkers have died on their last step, thinking they had made it.
  许多走绳索者死在最后一走上，这时他们认为已经表演成功了。
• It also calls at picturesque villages along the way and offers access to unspoilt countryside for walkers and cyclists.
  铁路沿线同样有富有特色的乡村小镇，并为徒步者和骑车人士提供未破坏的乡村景色。
• Horse riders and walkers exchanged GREetings as they passed.
  骑马者和路人在相遇后互致着问候。
• Children in baby walkers can also fall down the stairs, which could result in injury or death.
  另外，在婴儿学步车中的儿童，也有可能在楼梯处摔倒，造成受伤甚至死亡。
• The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that baby walkers not be used.
  美国小儿科学院建议，婴儿学步车不得使用。
• Hill walkers find dinosaur bones sticking out of hillsides: schoolchildren pick up ostracoderm skeletons on the beach.
  登山者们会发现山坡上露出的恐龙骨骼，小学生们会在海滩上捡到甲胄鱼（ostracoderm）的骨骼。