- 1n/ˈstraɪkər/ · /ˈstraɪkə/worker on strike罷工者
A worker who has stopped working, together with others, in order to make an employer agree to better pay or conditions.
striker 是 strike（罷工）加 -er，就是「參加罷工的人」。重點是「一群人一起停工」來爭取更好的條件，不是個人請假。新聞裡常看到 the strikers returned to work（罷工者復工了）。
示範例句 · Example
The strikers stood outside the factory gate every morning for a week.
中文翻譯罷工者每天早上站在工廠大門外面，持續了一個星期。
常見搭配
hunger striker
絕食抗議者
someone who refuses to eat as a form of protest
The hunger strikers had not eaten for ten days.
striking workers / the strikers
參與罷工的員工
the group of employees taking part in a strike
The strikers met the manager on Thursday.
support the strikers
支持罷工者
to publicly agree with people who are on strike
Many families in the town supported the strikers.
意思相反
- 2n/ˈstraɪkər/ · /ˈstraɪkə/goal scorer (football)前鋒
A player in football whose main job is to attack and score goals, and who plays near the other team's goal.
這是足球場上的位置名稱：站得最前面、專門進球的人。跟守門員 goalkeeper 正好是球場的兩端。英文講球隊補強時常說 look for a new striker，意思是「缺得分的人」。
常見搭配
play striker
踢前鋒
to play in the striker position
He played striker until he hurt his knee.
a new striker
新前鋒
a goal-scoring player a team has just signed or is looking for
The manager wants a new striker this summer.
a young striker
年輕前鋒
a promising attacking player near the start of their career
Their young striker is the fastest player on the pitch.
an international striker
國家隊等級的前鋒
a striker who plays for their national team
That finish was worthy of any international striker.