techies

英 [ˈtɛtʃiz]

美 [ˈtɛkiz]

n.  科技通; 科技迷; (尤指)电脑通，电脑迷
techie的复数

柯林斯词典

• 技术人员;（尤指）计算机专业人员
  Some people refer to someone who works in a technological industry, especially computing, as atechie.

双语例句

• As local techies lined up to take selfies with him, Mr Collison seemed embarrassed.
  当地IT人士排队要和他一起自拍，这似乎令他感到难为情。
• However, what I had in mind when I wrote that was something more drastic, something a number of techies I know do annually: a complete replacement of windows.
  不过，我在写上述内容时想到的做法更激进，我知道不少高手每年都会这样做：完全更换windows系统。
• And then those techies could vow to not make the same mistakes.
  然后那些科技精英们就可以发誓绝不犯同样的错误。
• In the 1980s, such techies were known as cypherpunks and were obsessed with using complex encryption to keep communications secret.
  上世纪80年代，这类科技谜被称为密码朋克（cypherpunk），痴迷于使用复杂的加密术来给通信保密。
• Initially, the downloads might also appeal to techies who want to try out the new product and might not necessarily be fans of the programs, which could bring these shows a new audience.
  这种新型的下载方式最初还可能吸引一些急着试用新产品的人，他们并不一定是电视剧迷，这样也会吸引一些新的观众。
• In line with their goblin brethren, the techies have the skill of laying mines in the earth, invisible to the naked eye.
  配合他们的哥布林同业，技工队拥有在地上埋置肉眼看不见的地雷的技能。
• Twenty thousand techies were running around showing each other their apps.
  2万名技术高手在会场上穿梭，向彼此展示自己研发的应用软件。
• The few real techies I know have tried to protect themselves by buying software that generates an endless stream of random passwords and remembers the lot of them.
  我认识的为数不多的几个技术狂一直这样保护自己：购买能够不断生成随机密码并逐一保存的软件。
• Still, getting the word out beyond the early adopters, techies and photography fanatics could prove tricky.
  然而，除了早期使用者、技术人员和摄影发烧友之外，要让其他人接受这款相机还较为困难。
• This is a niche book for the techies that like to build their own PCs.
  这是一个利基书，为科技人员一样，以建立自己的个人电脑。