challenger

名词挑战者; 夺标者

名词defender

1. 挑战者 美国克莱斯勒：Cervo 牡鹿 日本铃木 | Challenger 挑战者 美国克莱斯勒 | Champ 箭步 美国克莱斯勒

2. 询问器：Challenger 挑战者牌汽车 | challenger 询问器 | challis 印花薄型毛织物

3. 挑战者牌汽车：challenge switch 呼叫开关 | Challenger 挑战者牌汽车 | challenger 询问器

1. (职位或头衔的)挑战者
    A challenger is someone who competes with you for a position or title that you already have, for example being a sports champion or a political leader.

    e.g. Draskovic has emerged as the strongest challenger to the leader of the Serbian government...
           德拉什科维奇一跃成为塞尔维亚政府领导人最大的挑战者。
    e.g. The One Australia syndicate is to become the sixth challenger for the 1995 Americas Cup.
           名为“澳洲一号”的船队将成为争夺1995年美洲杯的第6个挑战者。

1. Something President Barack Obama and his Republican challenger Mitt Romney don't seem to have any answers to.

2. Pacman floored Mosley in round three - the challenger's first knockdown for nine years - but quickly felt a twinge in his left leg.

3. WBA rules require the title to revert to the original champion if a triumphant challenger fails of a doping test.

4. challenger的近义词

4. He had also came out ahead of Sarkozy in the first round in mid April, making him the first incumbent president to be defeated by a challenger.

5. The US team argues that the Spanish syndicate is an invalid challenger since it never held a regatta as required in the regulations.

6. 911chaxun查询·英语单词

6. The root of this prejudice is the West's distorted perception of the socialist system, which deems China a threat and challenger to the West.

7. Obama advisers dismissed the trip as a sign of desperation from the challenger less than 48 hours from election day.

8. During vote counting before President Bush clinched victory over Democratic challenger John Kerry, many Iraqis kept their television sets tuned to Ramadan religious programs.

9. Administration officials are heartened by Republican challenger Romney's recent foreign policy stumbles and doubt Obama's critics will gain traction.

10. Obama beat Republican challenger Mitt Romney soundly in November's election to win a second term, despite presiding over a chronic economic slump.

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