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Winger ['wiŋə]

n. 〈足球〉侧翼运动员

She was active as a left-winger in the party.
她是党内积极的左翼分子.
He passed (the ball) to the winger.
他传给边锋（一个球）.

winger

[ noun ]
(sports) player in wing position
<noun.person>

Winger \Wing"er\, n. (Naut.)
One of the casks stowed in the wings of a vessel's hold,
being smaller than such as are stowed more amidships.
--Totten.

Debra Winger and Nick Nolte will star in a mystery movie written by playwright Arthur Miller, the movie's producers announced.
Mr. Winger notes that raising the image of any no-frills product is a difficult proposition.
At the outset of the campaign, Nebraska Sen. Bob Kerrey was touted as Hollywood's leading man for 1992, in part because of his onetime romance with actress Debra Winger.
He's a soft-spoken, sensitive-looking war hero who quotes Yeats and dates actress Debra Winger, raises money by the bushel and has a 75 percent-plus approval rating in a conservative Republican state.
Following the trend of recent films, Winger's FBI superiors are portrayed as incompetents.
A dedicated FBI agent, Debra Winger, unwillingly accepts the assignment of trying to infiltrate a Midwestern hate group suspected of the broadcaster's murder.
Officer K.J. Winger stopped the man's car for speeding early on Monday.
Debra Winger's intensity helps keep her character alive.
"Colgate and Procter's Crest own so much shelf space that it's extremely difficult for a new brand to penetrate the toothpaste category," says Richard Winger, a partner at Boston Consulting Group.
The bureau is portrayed as murderous (shooting down in cold blood a gang member who suspects Ms. Winger) and ultimately ineffectual in bringing the racist outlaws to justice.
Nor is there concern when Winger herself commits a crime, shooting a guard during a bank robbery.
An intriguing situation, but it is destroyed by overkill. Winger's first trial is taking part in a midnight "game" in which a young black is set loose in a thicket with a gun and 10 bullets and hunted down by dogs and heavily armed farmers.
James Winger, a textile fiber specialist at the National Bureau of Standards center for fire research, said that local building codes normally require tests "to determine whether the carpet would be the source of spreading for any existing fire."
The sweat isn't makeup, it's real sweat," he said. "The dust is real dust and the flies are real flies." Ms. Winger said filming on location in the desert added a special quality to the movie.
But Nebraskans liked him, liked even the romance that brought actress Debra Winger into the governor's mansion. "Seventy-six percent thought she should stay in the mansion," he jokes, "and 74% thought I should stay."
"There is clearly an aspirational group in America who are seduced by high-end products and high-end advertising, and these are the people that marketing power is being directed to," says Richard Winger, a partner at Boston Consulting Group.
Screenwriter Ron Bass has come up with a promising notion, and Mr. Rafelson couldn't have picked a stronger screen presence than Debra Winger to play a smart frump, an investigator for the Justice Department named Alex.

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