单词dweller
n.: 居住者
网络: 居民；贫民窟的居民；诸君
居住者
居民
复数：dwellers
n.inhabitantresidentoccupantoccupiertenant
He gave a detailed account of the story about those townships, cities and the dwellers.
他详尽地讲述了关于那些乡镇、城市和居民的故事。
But even in the cities, one could find "collectives" where the ethos was that of urban cave-dwellers, camping out indoors.
但即便是在城市里，人们也能找到城市穴居人一般的“集体”，在室内过着野营般的生活。
Gao, in her 20s and an employee of the hotel industry, is one of numerous city dwellers wanting to exchange skills over the Internet.
小高今年20多岁，目前从事于酒店行业；跟很多城市的居住者一样，她希望在网上互换技能。
Several times a week I slug it out with city dwellers for a place in the subway. They seem a bad lot.
我一个星期要挤好几次地铁，满眼所见尽是面目可憎的都市人。
We should hesitate to admit this if it were merely a question of humdrum dwellers on this corner of the universe called Earth.
如果这仅仅是这个叫做地球的宇宙之中的角落里无聊居民的问题，我们在承认这一点时会犹豫不决。
It turned out to be a wave of slum dwellers streaming to the air and sea port to greet the American guests.
那时，海地人从贫民窟中争相涌向机场和港口，欢迎美国来的客人。
It remains to be seen whether the judges, like the greens and many European city dwellers, smell something amiss.
绿党和许多欧洲城市居民这样的仲裁者们有没有感觉到有点不妥，仍不得而知。
By mid-century, urban dwellers will count for seven out of every ten people.
到本世纪中叶，城镇居民将占总人口的十分之七。
Then came the Chinese tourists, a flood of city dwellers willing to pay locals to take them up to see the glacier.
之后来了很多中国旅行者，这些城里人付钱请他们带路去看冰川。
The Mon Calamari developed as coastal dwellers, living comfortably in both the water and on the surface.
蒙卡拉马里人是海岸居民，舒适地生活在地表和水中。