publisher
美:/ˈpʌblɪʃər/
英:/ˈpʌblɪʃə(r)/
n.:
出版人（或机构）；发行人（或机构）
网络:
出版者；出版社；出版商
词形变换: (复数) publishers
例句
1.
There was the screenplay she wrote at 17 that captured the interest of a French publisher but never made it to the big screen.
有剧本，她写道，在17日抓获的利益了法国出版商，但从来就没有以大屏幕。
2.
In fact, there was a time when he and his then publisher, W. W. Norton, suggested that I do a biography of him.
实际上，有那么一段时间，他和他当时的出版商W·W·诺顿曾建议我为罗素写一本自传。
3.
Before POD, if sales of one of the publisher's books dropped below 50 copies a year, it was taken out of print.
在按需出版技术出现之前，如果一个出版商的某种书的年销量低于50本，那么这种书就要停止出版。
4.
Very early in the on-my-own portion of my professional service career, I had a retainer arrangement with a large textbook publisher.
我自己创业进行专业服务生涯的极早期，我和一家大出版公司有一项付费服务。
5.
He welcomes the idea of being able to take parental leave after six months, allowing his wife, Eleanor, a publisher, to go back to work.
丹尼尔接受在6个月后休育儿假这个想法，这样他做出版业的太太埃莉诺就能回去工作了。
6.
This was one of many titles published by Jack Kahane, a prolific publisher of obscene books.
这部书是杰克·卡赫纳手中出版的众多作品之一。他是位多产的淫书出版商。
7.
I had never been spontaneously approached by a publisher and such condescension rather turned my head.
还从没有一个出版商主动来与我接洽，这种屈尊有点让我受宠若惊。
8.
It was published, it did not sell, and then the publisher said, "This book is never going to sell" - which was worse than to be dropped.
书出版了，但却没有拿去出售，当时出版商说，“这本书绝不会拿去出售，”这比把书稿丢到一边还要糟糕。
9.
After thinking through the hassle of the censoring process, however, he reluctantly gave up, and referred her to another publisher.
可考虑过审查过程的麻烦之后，他不情愿地放弃了，把她推荐给了另一位出版商。
10.
Any right-thinking printer or any right-thinking publisher would scoff at the presumption of a poet who demanded such a thing.
任何尚能思考的印刷商或是出版商都会嘲笑要求这样做的诗人实在是自以为是。