showman
英 [ˈʃəʊmən]
美 [ˈʃoʊmən]
n. 善于引起公众注意的人; 喜欢出风头的人; (尤指露天游乐场的)演出主持人，演出经理人
复数：showmen
BNC.20888 / COCA.20928
牛津词典
noun
- 善于引起公众注意的人；喜欢出风头的人
a person who does things in an entertaining way and is good at getting people's attention - （尤指露天游乐场的）演出主持人，演出经理人
a person who organizes public entertainments, especially at fairgrounds
柯林斯词典
- 主持风格夸张搞笑的人;擅长戏剧性表演的人
Ashowmanis a person who is very entertaining and dramatic in the way that they perform, or the way that they present things.
英英释义
noun
- a sponsor who books and stages public entertainments
- a person skilled at making effective presentations
双语例句
- For a man who spent his formative years in the murky world of espionage, Vladimir Putin has proved quite a political showman.
对于一个在隐秘的间谍世界成长起来的人，弗拉基米尔普京（vladimirputin）证明自己是一名相当出色的政治表演家。 - There was no doubt, lurking somewhere in him, a touch of the spirit of the showman.
毫无疑问，在他身上潜伏着那么一点滑稽演员的气质。 - Everyone was something of a showman.
人人都是主持演出的人。 - He was a real showman whose eccentric behaviour brought thousands of people to the sport.
他是个十足的滑稽表演家，他的古怪行为使成千的人参加该体育运动。 - In local politics it helps to be a bit of a showman.
在地方政治中，会赢得公众的注意有助于成功。 - He is a natural showman with the talents of a televangelist.
他天生就是一个拥有电视演说才能的表演家。 - Jackson was the supreme showman who had an unrivalled knack of grabbing headlines.
杰克逊是谁最高表演了一个无与伦比的诀窍抓住头条新闻。 - I will deal with you later,@ the showman shouted.
“等一下再来对付你，”团主叫道。 - Walt Disney was a showman.
华特迪士尼是位表演者。 - If everyone was something of a showman, nobody ultimately was victimized.
假如人人都是主持演出的人，最终就不会有人上当了。