absentee 英 [ˌæbsənˈti:]   美 [ˌæbsənˈti]

absentee

absentee  英 [ˌæbsənˈti:] 美 [ˌæbsənˈti]

n. 缺席者  phrase. 缺席投票的  phrase. 缺席的 

名词复数:absentees 

They say it increases costs on small businesses and gives to strong a voice to absentee landlords. 他们是这会增加小型经营者的成本,并给予缺席的房主们更大的发言权。
absentee Managers – who would not step in at all irrespective of whether the team has all the necessary skills to tackle the problem. 缺席的管理者:不管团队是否解决问题的全部必备能力,这一类管理者都不会介入。

  • An absentee is someone who doesn't show up when she's supposed to. A high school student who's an absentee too often may end up failing some classes.
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  • n. 缺席者
  • phrase. 缺席投票的
  • phrase. 缺席的
  • 1. They say it increases costs on small businesses and gives to strong a voice to absentee landlords.

    他们是这会增加小型经营者的成本,并给予缺席的房主们更大的发言权。

  • 2. absentee Managers – who would not step in at all irrespective of whether the team has all the necessary skills to tackle the problem.

    缺席的管理者:不管团队是否解决问题的全部必备能力,这一类管理者都不会介入。

  • 3. In Florida, Republicans have an edge among absentee voters, but Democrats are lining up in larger numbers in person at early voting polling places.

    在佛罗里达州,共和党人在缺席投票的选民中占优势,但是大量民主党人在提前投票点排队投票。

  • absentee (n.) 1530s, from absent (v.) + -ee. In reference to voting, 1932, American English.
ab·sen·tee / ˌæbsənˈtiː ; NAmE ˌæbsənˈtiː / noun a person who is not at a place where they were expected to be 缺席者;缺勤者;缺课者 absentee absentees ab·sen·tee / ˌæbsənˈtiː ; NAmE ˌæbsənˈtiː /
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