observer
gb/əbzˈɚvɚ/ us/əbzˈɚvɚ/
B1
英语
~ 3000
义项
0 个义项
名词
B1
entity
1
person watching an event
Someone who looks at or watches something but does not join in.
用法模式：
[someone] is an observer at [event]
常见错误：
Learners sometimes confuse 'observer' with 'observatory', which is a building for watching stars.
近义词
spectator (Often used for people watching sports or entertainment events.)
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onlooker (Suggests watching something happening in public, often unexpectedly.)
反义词
participant (Someone who takes part in the event rather than just watching.)
搭配
casual observer
|independent observer
|outside observer
|political observer
|keen observer
主题
daily life
|sports
|science
|core_vocabulary
例句
- The observers took detailed notes during the experiment.
- As an observer at the trial, she was not allowed to speak.
- Several international observers monitored the election process.
- From his position on the hill, he was merely an observer to the battle.
- The teacher asked one student to act as an observer during the group activity.
学习者例句
- I was an observer at the football game.
- She is an observer in the science class.
- The observer did not talk during the meeting.
- He worked as an observer for the news team.
名词
formal
B2
entity
2
official monitor or inspector
A person whose job is to watch and check what happens and give a report.
近义词
inspector (More focused on checking for compliance or problems.)
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monitor (Emphasizes ongoing observation and recording of information.)
反义词
actor (In this context, someone who plays an active role instead of just monitoring.)
搭配
UN observer
|election observer
|military observer
|international observer
主题
politics
|military
|science
|work
例句
- United Nations observers were sent to oversee the ceasefire.
- The government invited foreign observers to ensure a fair vote.
- Military observers recorded troop movements along the border.
- An independent observer confirmed the results of the survey.
学习者例句
- The UN sent observers to watch the peace talks.
- Election observers came from many countries.
- The observer wrote a report about the meeting.
名词
B2
entity
3
person noticing details carefully
Someone who sees and understands small details in what they watch.
近义词
watcher (General term for someone who looks at things; may lack the idea of careful attention.)
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noticer (Informal and less common; focuses on seeing things others might miss.)
反义词
overlooker (Someone who misses important details while looking.)
搭配
sharp observer
|keen observer
|careful observer
主题
daily life
|psychology
|core_vocabulary
例句
- She is a keen observer of human behavior.
- Only a careful observer would notice the subtle changes in his mood.
- As an observer of nature, he kept detailed field notes.
- The author proves herself an acute observer of modern society.
学习者例句
- He is a good observer of people.
- A careful observer can see the problem.
- She is an observer of small details.
语法
词典原形
observer
IPA
GB/əbzˈɚvɚ/
US/əbzˈɚvɚ/
音节与重音
ob - serv - er （3 个音节）
Stress on 2nd syllable (serv)
词形变化
Noun
- Base: observer
- Plural: observers
词族
Forms
observers
noun
Core family
Related words
Negative and opposite forms
unobservant
adjective
unobservable
adjective
Advanced or less common
observance
noun B2
相关表达
casual observer
1/kˈæʒuəl əbzˈɚvɚ/
fixed phrase
person with superficial view
A person who sees something but does not know much about it or look closely.
例句
- To a casual observer, the two paintings look identical.
- A casual observer might think the meeting went well, but there were problems.
keen observer
1/kˈin əbzˈɚvɚ/
fixed phrase
person noticing details carefully
Someone who looks very carefully and sees small details.
例句
- She is a keen observer of fashion trends.
- A keen observer will see that the rules have changed.
outside observer
1/ˈaʊtsaɪd əbzˈɚvɚ/
fixed phrase
viewer from outside group or event
Someone who watches but is not part of the group or event.
例句
- To an outside observer, their argument seemed trivial.
- The project looked successful to outside observers.