originators

英 [əˈrɪdʒɪneɪtəz]

美 [əˈrɪdʒəˌneɪtərz]

n.  创始人; 首次提出者
originator的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 创始人；发明者；提出者
  Theoriginatorof something such as an idea or scheme is the person who first thought of it or began it.
  1. ...the originator of the theory of relativity.
     相对论的提出者

双语例句

• A bubble so large also required aggressive mortgage originators, imprudent home buyers and myopic investors.
  如此大的泡沫还需要有野心勃勃的抵押贷款发放者、轻率的购房者和短视的投资者参与其中。
• But in most cases, it is hard to find out the originators on the internet.
  但是在大多数情况下，要想在网上找出真正的原创者是很困难的。
• In college, most of the Agile Manifesto Originators studied computer science or electrical engineering.
  大学里，大多敏捷宣言发起者学习计算机科学或电子工程学。
• The prosiness of the originators detracted nothing from the bravery of the movement.
  平凡的动机并没有减少它在运动中的胆量。
• We hypothesize that this gap results from the different perspectives regarding the Agile Manifesto taken by the Originators and the software community.
  我们假设，导致这种差距的原因是敏捷宣言发起者和软件社区所持的角度不同。
• The concept of coaching circles is an interesting one, and Lyssa Adkins is helping to drive adoption of this concept as one of the originators of the idea.
  教练圈的概念很有意思，作为这个想法的发起者之一，LyssaAdkins正在帮助推动这一概念的应用。
• There will be proposals for more effective regulations in areas ranging from over-the-counter derivatives and short selling, to the practices of financial institutions, investors, mortgage originators and credit rating agencies.
  旨在提高监管效力的建议涉及各个领域，从场外衍生品交易到卖空行为，再到金融机构、投资者、抵押贷款发起机构和信贷评级机构的业务实践。
• This section presents the story of how the originators of the Agile Manifesto turned from technological leaders to leaders of a cultural change.
  这部分介绍敏捷宣言发起者如何从技术领导者转变为文化变革领袖的故事。
• It is much less simple to argue, however, that organizations can be the originators of ideas.
  但是，关于组织也可以是概念起源的辩论就没那么简单了。
• As thirsty financial institutions conserved their caches, the securitization model of tiered cash flows, subordinated losses, and credit enhancements shrunk back, leaving loan originators low and dry.
  由于饥渴的金融机构囤积居奇，分级现金流的证券化模型、次级损失和信用增级出现收缩，使贷款发放者陷于低位和枯竭。