sitter

英 [ˈsɪtə(r)]

美 [ˈsɪtər]

n. 摆姿势让人画像(或拍照)的人; 得分良机

复数：sitters　

BNC.16389 / COCA.11445

牛津词典

noun

摆姿势让人画像（或拍照）的人
a person who sits or stands somewhere so that sb can paint a picture of them or photograph them
摆姿势让人画像（或拍照）的人
a person who sits or stands somewhere so that sb can paint a picture of them or photograph them
得分良机
an easy chance to score a goal

noun

a domestic hen ready to brood
Synonym:brood henbroodybroody hensetting hen
a person who poses for a painter or sculptor
Synonym:artist's model
a person engaged to care for children when the parents are not home
Synonym:babysitterbaby-sitter
an organism (person or animal) that sits

I guess the pet sitter worked out fine, Huh?
我猜宠物保姆一定工作的很好，对不？
It's important for the sitter to be someone the children know and like.
临时保姆是孩子们认识和喜欢的人，这一点很重要。
I took care of my baby sitter.
我处理婴儿保姆的事。
My sitter is sore from sitting.
我的屁股都坐痛了。
In the forest, Mommy Bear needs a baby sitter to look after her baby.
森林里，熊妈妈想找个好保姆照看它的孩子。
We can get a sitter for roger.
我们可以给罗杰尔请一个临时保姆。
You can so easily find some recruitments of baby sitter on newspaper.
从报纸上可以很容易找到招聘保姆的。
He hugged me, just as the sitter arrived.
他拥抱我，此时帮我们照看小孩的人也正好到了。
Such concessions to the sitter's vanity and social position seem to have been disregarded in the convincing likenesses by more objective realists.
更为客观的现实主义画家笔下令人心悦诚服的相拟性，似乎漠视了对被临摹者虚荣心和社会地位的迁就。
We used to have a baby – sitter, but now he's old enough to stay home alone.
我们以前有个保姆，但现在孩子大了，可以自己在家了。