sitter
sitter 英 [ˈsɪtə(r)] 美 [ˈsɪtɚ]
n. 代人临时看管小孩的人；当模特儿的人；坐着的人
名词复数:sitters
- Don’t squash the children! A sitter can be anyone who sits — in a chair, on the floor, or anywhere else — but it’s often short for babysitter. They don’t actually sit on the babies, though. We hope.
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- n. 代人临时看管小孩的人；当模特儿的人；坐着的人
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1. If you have small children, you know how difficult it can be to find, and pay for a baby-sitter.
如果你有一个小孩儿，你就会明白找到并支付一个婴儿保姆是多么的困难。
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2. The first of these, the most common sort of female portrait in the Renaissance, presents the sitter as a beautiful and desirable woman who, true to type, smiles at the viewer.
首先来说，文艺复兴时期的最为常见的女性肖像画的形式是表现出被画者女性的美丽和吸引力，而且无一例外地面向观众做出微笑。
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3. When the baby-sitter cancelled this afternoon, she really put me in a bind.
临时保姆取消了今天下午的约定，她真把我给害苦了。
- sitter (n.) c. 1300, "one that sits," agent noun from sit (v.). As short for baby-sitter from 1937.
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