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tourist n.旅游者；二等舱adj.观光的；乘坐二等舱的 (1) 游客抱怨说房间太脏了。(2) 这名游客是匈牙利人。(3) 夏季伦敦有很多游客。(4) 出去旅游前,我们先买了一本旅游指南。(5) 旅游业已经成为真正的产业。(6) 经济舱乘客禁用头等舱休息室。 When you travel for fun, you're a tourist. Some local inhabitants of vacation destinations might have a negative image of obnoxious, camera-toting tourists, but really they're just travelers who are curious about different parts of the world. Beaches, amusement parks, castles, and big cities are all places you're likely to run into tourists. The term "tourist trap," or a place that exists only to take tourists' money, was first used in 1939 by the novelist Graham Greene.

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英 ['tʊərɪst] 美 ['tʊrɪst] (1) The tourist complained that the room was too dirty.(2) The tourist is a Hungarian.(3) London is full of tourists in the summer.(4) We bought a tourist handbook before going travelling.(5) The tourist trade has become a real industry.(6) Tourist class passengers are prohibited from using the first-class lounge. Someone who visits a city, town, or historic site just for the pleasure of exploring it can be described as a tourist. 1[N-COUNT 可数名词]游客；旅游者；观光者 A tourist is a person who is visiting a place for pleasure and interest, especially when they are on holiday.   [oft N n]...foreign tourists...外国游客Blackpool is the top tourist attraction in England.布莱克浦是英国的顶级旅游胜地。…the tourist season.观光季节

英语单词	tourist
英美音标	英 ['tʊərɪst] 美 ['tʊrɪst]
中文释义	n.旅游者；二等舱 adj.观光的；乘坐二等舱的
英语例句	(1) The tourist complained that the room was too dirty. (2) The tourist is a Hungarian. (3) London is full of tourists in the summer. (4) We bought a tourist handbook before going travelling. (5) The tourist trade has become a real industry. (6) Tourist class passengers are prohibited from using the first-class lounge.
中文例句	(1) 游客抱怨说房间太脏了。 (2) 这名游客是匈牙利人。 (3) 夏季伦敦有很多游客。 (4) 出去旅游前,我们先买了一本旅游指南。 (5) 旅游业已经成为真正的产业。 (6) 经济舱乘客禁用头等舱休息室。
vocabulary简明	Someone who visits a city, town, or historic site just for the pleasure of exploring it can be described as a tourist.
vocabulary扩展	When you travel for fun, you're a tourist. Some local inhabitants of vacation destinations might have a negative image of obnoxious, camera-toting tourists, but really they're just travelers who are curious about different parts of the world. Beaches, amusement parks, castles, and big cities are all places you're likely to run into tourists. The term "tourist trap," or a place that exists only to take tourists' money, was first used in 1939 by the novelist Graham Greene.
柯林斯解释	1 [N-COUNT 可数名词]游客；旅游者；观光者 A tourist is a person who is visiting a place for pleasure and interest, especially when they are on holiday. [oft N n] ...foreign tourists... 外国游客 Blackpool is the top tourist attraction in England. 布莱克浦是英国的顶级旅游胜地。 …the tourist season. 观光季节

Tourist Pleasure Place 英 Tʊərɪst] 美 Tʊrɪst N.旅游者；二等舱 Adj.观光的；乘坐二等舱的