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

• Carbonite, known to techies as a name-brand online backup provider, illustrates the dilemma.
  凯备公司（Carbonite），这家在技术界响当当的在线备份服务商正处于进退两难的境地。
• Iterative development is not just an internal process that only the "techies" need to understand.
  迭代开发不仅仅是一个只需要理解技术的内部过程。
• But the programs that techies at hedge funds and banks create tend to look alike.
  但是，对冲基金和银行的技术人员开发出的程序往往很相似。
• And the company, which in recent years seemed to care only about corporate customers, techies and hard-core gamers, appears once again interested in average, mainstream consumers who value simplicity.
  而且近年来似乎只关心公司客户、高科技人士和狂热游戏迷的戴尔公司看来再次对喜欢简洁的普通主流用户产生了兴趣。
• 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。
• The same applies to businesses: Why have a bank of humming email servers and a team of techies to maintain them if you can outsource that function?
  对公司而言也一样：如果能把电子邮件功能外包出去，又何必在公司里配备许多台嗡嗡作响的电子邮件服务器并配备技术维护团队来呢？
• 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。
• Online electronics retailer Newegg, which started accepting bitcoin in July, said it did so because its client base is full of techies.
  在线电子零售商新蛋（Newegg）从7月份开始接受比特币。该公司称，这么做是因为自己的客户群体中有很多技术人员。
• A decade from now the smart techies who decided to become app developers may wish they had taken an applied-mathematics class or two.
  十年之后，决定投身应用程序开发行业的技术精英们可能会后悔当初没上一两堂应用数学类课程。
• But their rivals will mostly be other western cities: Berlin, which competes with London for artists and techies, Oxford or Austin, Texas.
  但它们的竞争者将主要是其他西方城市：柏林（与伦敦争抢艺术家和科技人才）、牛津或者德克萨斯州首府奥斯丁。