protagonists

英 [prəʊˈtægənɪsts]

美 [proʊˈtægənəsts]

n.  (戏剧、电影、书的)主要人物，主人公，主角; (比赛、斗争中的)主要人物，主要参与者; (政策、运动的)倡导者，拥护者
protagonist的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 提倡者；拥护者
  Someone who is aprotagonist ofan idea or movement is a supporter of it.
  1. ...the main protagonists of their countries' integration into the world market.
     积极呼吁他们的国家融入世界市场的主要倡导者
• N-COUNT 主人公；主角；（真实事件的）主要人物
  Aprotagonistin a play, novel, or real event is one of the main people in it.
  1. ...the protagonist of J. D. Salinger's novel 'The Catcher in the Rye'...
     塞林格的小说《麦田里的守望者》的主人公
  2. The chief protagonists in the row are Visa and Mastercard, the world's leading credit card brands.
     这场纠纷的主角是世界两大信用卡品牌——维萨和万事达。

双语例句

• The protagonists do not hesitate to accuse the other camp of ignorance or bad faith.
  两边的领军人物都毫不犹豫地指责对方无知或不诚实。
• The protagonists contradicting psychology towards identity reflects the authors thinking of his own culture identity.
  主人公尚塔尔对身份的矛盾心态折射出作者对自身文化身份的思考。
• The ability of the protagonists to subvert the society also subverts the monolithic power typical of a dystopia.
  主角的能力不仅能推翻这个社会，更能推翻一个典型反乌托邦拥有牢不可破的力量。
• We were the authors of those changes, but in the process of telling that story, we became protagonists within it.
  我们是这些变化的作者，但在讲述这个故事的时候，我们也成了它的主角。
• He takes a gamble by having two protagonists.
  他冒险采用双主角。
• The protagonists of his films are often strong, independent girls or young women;
  影片的主角大多是坚强独立的女孩或者年轻女性；
• Even the protagonists seemed ambivalent.
  即使是会议的主角们，心态也是矛盾的。
• These characters aren't necessarily bad; in fact, many of them are the protagonists of their stories.
  这些角色不一定是坏人；事实上许多还是故事的主角。
• Rather than state-owned behemoths, the protagonists are smaller, often indirectly owned by local governments through financing vehicles.
  充当主角的不是大型国企，而是一些中小型企业，往往由地方政府通过融资工具间接控制。
• Hewlett imagines we all have armies of loyal protagonists, but I can't say I do.
  休利特想象我们都拥有许多忠诚的拥护者，但我不敢说我有。