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BNC: 6851 COCA: 4980
loser
luːzəʳ ˈluzər
Word forms: plural losers
1 N-COUNT [usually plural] 失败者；负方；输家 The losers of a game, contest, or struggle are the people who are defeated or beaten. 失败者；负方；输家

  • ...the Dallas Cowboys and Buffalo Bills, the winners and losers of this year's Super Bowl. [+ of]

    达拉斯牛仔队和布法罗比尔队，今年超级碗的赢家和输家

If someone is a good loser, they accept that they have lost a game or contest without complaining. If someone is a bad loser, they hate losing and complain about it.输得起的人/输不起的人

  • I'm sure the prime minister will turn out to be a good loser.

    我相信首相会是个输得起的人。

  • You are a very bad loser Lou, aren't you?

    卢，你这人输不起，不是吗？

2 N-COUNT 废物；无用之人 If you refer to someone as a loser, you have a low opinion of them because you think they are always unsuccessful. 废物；无用之人 [informal, disapproval]

  • They've only been trained to compete with other men, so a successful woman can make them feel like a real loser.

    他们只被教过要和其他男人一较高下，所以一个成功的女人会令他们觉得特别失败。

3 N-COUNT [usually plural] 受损者；受害者；吃亏者 People who are losers as the result of an action or event, are in a worse situation because of it or do not benefit from it. 受损者；受害者；吃亏者

  • Some of Britain's top business leaders of the 1980s became the country's greatest losers in the recession.

    英国一些20世纪80年代的商界杰出领袖，成为了该国经济衰退中最大的受害者。

SYN failure, flop [informal] , underdog, also-ran
Quotations
Show me a good loser and I will show you a loser Paul Newman
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See also: lose

BNC: 6851 COCA: 4980
loser

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ADJECTIVE | VERB + LOSER ADJECTIVE➤good輸得起的人▸➤bad, poor, sore (NAmE) 輸不起的人◇He's extremely competitive and a bad loser.他極好強，卻又輸不起。➤born天生的失敗者◇He was a born loser.他是個天生的失敗者。➤perennial (especially NAmE) 屢戰屢敗者◇The team has been transformed from perennial losers into real contenders.這個隊已經從常敗隊轉變成了有力的競爭者。➤clear, obvious明白無誤的／明顯的失敗者➤sure (NAmE) 必然的輸家◇He looked like a sure loser at the beginning of the year.當年年初，他看上去就必輸無疑。➤big, main大輸家；主要的輸家◇The main loser was the Unity Party, which lost eight seats.大輸家是統一黨，失去了 8 個席位。➤real, ultimate真正的／最終的輸家◇The real losers in this power shift are international organizations.這次權力轉移中真正的輸家是國際組織。◇If the teachers go on strike, the children are the ultimate losers.如果教師罷工，最終受害的將是孩子們。➤pathetic, sad可憐的／悲傷的失敗者◇He's just a pathetic loser (= a stupid unsuccessful person).他不過是個可憐的失敗者。➤complete, total完全的失敗者◇She made me feel like a complete loser.她讓我覺得自己像個徹底的失敗者。VERB + LOSER➤back支持失敗者◇The movie company thought they'd backed a loser until the film won an Oscar.在該影片獲得奧斯卡獎之前，電影公司以為他們支持錯了對象。
BNC: 6851 COCA: 4980
loser noun
⇨ loser 1 (They were 16–3 losers to New Zealand.) ⇨ loser 2 (a bunch of losers)loser1

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 They were 16-3 losers to New Zealand. 他们以3:16输给了新西兰。a bunch of losers 一群失败者loser ♦︎ runner-up ♦︎ also-ranThese are all words for sb who does not win or is not successful in a competition, race, game or election. 这些词均表示比赛或选举中落败的人、输者。PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配◆a loser / runner-up / also-ran in sth◆a loser / runner-up to sb◆winners and losers / runners-up■ loser [countable] a person or team that is defeated in a competition （比赛的）输者，败者◆Sweden will now play the losers of the other semi-final for the bronze medal.现在，瑞典队要与另一场半决赛的败者争夺铜牌。◆He's extremely competitive and a bad loser (= does not react well to losing).他太好胜，而且输不起。OPP winner ⇨ winner ■ ˌrunner-ˈup (plural runners-up) [countable] a person or team that finishes second in a race or competition; sb who has not finished first but who wins a prize 第二名；亚军；非冠军的获奖者◆She was last year's runner-up to Sarah Jones.她是去年的亚军，输给了萨拉•琼斯。◆They finished runners-up behind Italy.他们负于意大利，获得了第二名。◆Twenty runners-up will receive a $50 book voucher.没有拿到冠军的二十位获奖者都将得到50元的购书券。◆There are three runners-up prizes of club shirts.二等奖的奖品有三份，为俱乐部球衣。■ ˈalso-ran [countable] (often disapproving) a person who is not successful, especially in a competition or election or when compared with other people 失败者；（尤指比赛、竞选或对比之下的）逊色的一方◆The campaign transformed him from an also-ran in the polls to front-runner.这场运动使他从民意调查中的失利者变为领先者。loser2

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 They were 16-3 losers to New Zealand. 他们以3:16输给了新西兰。a bunch of losers 一群失败者loser ♦︎ failure ♦︎ incompetent ♦︎ has-been ♦︎ no-hoper ♦︎ underachiever ♦︎ disappointment ♦︎ disasterThese are all words for a person who is unsuccessful or not as successful as they used to be or as they could be. 这些词均表示失败者、过气的人。PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配◆to be a failure / disappointment / disaster as sth◆a complete failure / no-hoper / disaster◆a group / bunch of losers / incompetents / no-hopers■ loser [countable] (often disapproving) a person who is regularly unsuccessful, especially when you have a low opinion of them 屡屡失败者（尤指不被看好的人）◆She's one of life's losers.她的人生很不得意。◆He's a born loser.他生来就是个失败者。OPP winner ⇨ success ■ failure [countable] a person who is not successful 失败者◆He was a failure as a teacher.他当教师并不成功。◆I felt a complete failure.我觉得自己一事无成。OPP success ⇨ success   see also fail ⇨ fail 2 ■ incompetent ɪnˈkɒmpɪtənt; NAmE ɪnˈkɑːmpɪtənt [countable] (disapproving) a person who does not have the skill or ability to do their job or a task as it should be done 不胜任者；不称职者◆The whole thing is being led by a bunch of incompetents.整件事情都是由一群无能之辈主导的。  see also incompetent ⇨ incompetent adj. ■ ˈhas-been [countable] (informal, disapproving) a person who is no longer as famous, successful or important as they used to be 风光不再的人；过气名人◆She's just an old has-been.她只不过是个早已过气的人物。◆He's very much a political has-been.他在政坛上确曾风光一时。■ ˌno-ˈhoper [countable] (informal, disapproving) a person, team or racehorse that is considered useless or very unlikely to be successful 无望取胜的人（或队伍、赛马）；无用之辈◆They were written off as a bunch of no-hopers.他们被认定为一群无用之辈。◆He backed an apparent no-hoper at odds of 100-1.他押赌注于一匹显然无望取胜的赛马，赔率为100:1。■ underachiever ˌʌndərəˈtʃiːvə(r) [countable] a person who is less successful than they could be, especially in school work （尤指学业上的）差生，后进生◆At school he was a classic underachiever.他在学校里是个典型的差等生。■ disappointment [countable] a person who is disappointing to other people, because of their lack of achievement or bad behaviour 令人失望的人；令人扫兴的人◆I always felt I was a disappointment to my father.我总觉得自己让父亲失望了。■ disaster [countable] (informal, disapproving) a person who is a complete failure at sth, especially because of their lack of skill or ability （尤指因缺少技能而）彻底失败的人◆He was a competent accountant, but as a manager he's a disaster.他是个称职的会计师，可作为经理他是个彻底的失败者。
BNC: 6851 COCA: 4980

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