1.(=layman)
1.(=layman)
1.used instead of layman or laywoman when you want to say that the person could be a man or a woman
1.For just a few moments she was a real layperson again.
几片刻她再是真正的外行。
2.The deep red hue of Corina's tumor is plain to see, even to a layperson leaning over the surgeon's shoulder.
科瑞娜的深红色的肿瘤清晰可见，即使是一个不懂行的人也可以看到。
3.The list of measures calls for treatments that seem so basic even to a layperson that it is shocking to think any hospital would skip them.
措施清单呼吁疗法，所以，似乎根本连一个普通人，一个令人震惊相信任何医院会跳过他们。
4.As a layperson, it would be my guess that each time there is a shift, there is a recalibration in the pressure along the fault line.
作为一个外行，我猜想每时每刻都有板块运动，每时每刻断层线都有会存在压力回复过程。
5.A community health worker (CHW) is a layperson who acts as a liaison between residents of a particular community and the health-care system.
社区卫生工作者是个行外人，只作为一个特殊社区里的居民与卫生保健系统之间的联系。
6.I'm a complete layperson on economic issues but it struck me as a bit premature.
我对经济是个十足的门外汉，但这让我觉得有点草率。
7.The authors point out that often a layperson can tell by examining a transcript whether the person behind it is a man or a woman.
作者指出，外行也常常能从一份讲话的文字稿看出它的作者是男人还是女人。
8.Weren't you a vina player when you were a layperson?
你在家时不是善于拉琴吗？
9.Because these experts are imparting information "beyond the ken" of the layperson.
因为这些专家要向外行人讲授“外行人知识领域之外”的知识。
10.And the truth is , a big part of layperson do not read Bible !
而事实是，在天主教会中很大一部分的普通信徒并没有读圣经的习惯！