panellists

panellists

美 　英 ['pæn(ə)lɪst]

• n.（广播、电视节目中的）讨论会成员
• 网络专题小组成员；讨论嘉宾；讲者

词形变化

复数：panellists  

英汉解释

n.	1. a member of a panel

例句

The panellists worry that Mr Obama lacks experience and is insufficiently enthusiastic about the "war on terror" .

辩论小组认为奥巴马经验不足，对“反恐战争”热情不够。

One of the panellists was John McFall, MP, who has just published his Treasury select committee report on the Banking Crisis.

小组成员之一，议员JohnMcFall刚刚出版他的关于银行危机的财政部专责委员会报告。

Panellists described talent as the key component of competition as well as a cost driver.

小组成员认为，人才既是关键的竞争力，同时也是成本推动器。

There were few to no significant differences among the panellists by industry, gender or nationality.

不同行业、性别和国籍的小组成员之间几乎没有重大差异。

One of the panellists suggested the UK parliamentary elections.

有一位与会者推荐英国的议会选举。

Some panellists suggested an open global and innovative mindset is not really deeply embedded yet.

一些参会者认为，印度并未真正拥有一个开放的全球性和创新性的思维。

The reaction of governments to the current economic crisis was a source of optimism to some of the panellists.

政府对当下经融危机做出的一些措施，是为了让一些讨论小组成员更有信心。

Whether such panellists and journalists are right, of course, is debatable.

这些辩论小组和报界人士的观点是否正确，当然存在争议。

Although the panellists agreed with this, by and large, they had priorities of their own.

虽然与会者都对此达成共识，但是大体而言，他们还是有各自的倾向。

Many of the panellists saw the country's history of innovation and entrepreneurship as a cause for optimism.

多数与会者认为，美国的创新历史和企业家精神让大家有理由对其前景保持乐观。

But several panellists worried about the heavy hand of government.

但是一些讨论者对政府的强硬措施表示担忧。