Definition of sunseeker in English:

sunseeker

nounˈsʌnsiːkəˈsənsikər

British informal

A person who enjoys spending time outside during warm weather, especially one who travels to a destination for its warmth and sun.
thousands of sunseekers flocked to Britain's south coast on Sunday
many sunseekers are heading for popular Mediterranean destinations
Example sentencesExamples
- On Brighton seafront, traders said large numbers of sunseekers on the beach came as a welcome break in their "disastrous" spring season.
- As Bolton sizzled—the highest temperature of the year so far—sunseekers and children on their Easter holidays basked in local parks and beauty spots.
- The seafronts were packed with sunseekers.
- Pescara is on a strip of white sand, popular with Italian sunseekers, but little known abroad.
- Thousands of sunseekers flocked to Britain's south coast on Sunday to enjoy the last remnants of summer.
- In the heatwave of 1976, more than 61,000 sunseekers passed through the gates to enjoy the great British summer.
- Two groups of sunseekers were forced to wait more than 24 hours for a flight to the Balearic Islands.
- Young sunseekers desperate for a tan are helping to create a skin cancer timebomb in the UK, experts warned today.
- On Deansgate, sunseekers lounged outside bars in the continental heat.
- Yorkshire sunseekers were last night told to make the most of the Mediterranean-style weather across the country.

Definition of sunseeker in US English:

sunseeker

nounˈsənsikərˈsənsēkər

British informal

A person who enjoys spending time outside during warm weather, especially one who travels to a destination for its warmth and sun.
thousands of sunseekers flocked to Britain's south coast on Sunday
many sunseekers are heading for popular Mediterranean destinations
Example sentencesExamples
- The seafronts were packed with sunseekers.
- Yorkshire sunseekers were last night told to make the most of the Mediterranean-style weather across the country.
- As Bolton sizzled—the highest temperature of the year so far—sunseekers and children on their Easter holidays basked in local parks and beauty spots.
- Young sunseekers desperate for a tan are helping to create a skin cancer timebomb in the UK, experts warned today.
- Two groups of sunseekers were forced to wait more than 24 hours for a flight to the Balearic Islands.
- Pescara is on a strip of white sand, popular with Italian sunseekers, but little known abroad.
- Thousands of sunseekers flocked to Britain's south coast on Sunday to enjoy the last remnants of summer.
- On Deansgate, sunseekers lounged outside bars in the continental heat.
- In the heatwave of 1976, more than 61,000 sunseekers passed through the gates to enjoy the great British summer.
- On Brighton seafront, traders said large numbers of sunseekers on the beach came as a welcome break in their "disastrous" spring season.

词汇	sunseeker
释义	Definition of sunseeker in English: sunseeker nounˈsʌnsiːkəˈsənsikər British informal A person who enjoys spending time outside during warm weather, especially one who travels to a destination for its warmth and sun. thousands of sunseekers flocked to Britain's south coast on Sunday many sunseekers are heading for popular Mediterranean destinations Example sentencesExamples On Brighton seafront, traders said large numbers of sunseekers on the beach came as a welcome break in their "disastrous" spring season. As Bolton sizzled—the highest temperature of the year so far—sunseekers and children on their Easter holidays basked in local parks and beauty spots. The seafronts were packed with sunseekers. Pescara is on a strip of white sand, popular with Italian sunseekers, but little known abroad. Thousands of sunseekers flocked to Britain's south coast on Sunday to enjoy the last remnants of summer. In the heatwave of 1976, more than 61,000 sunseekers passed through the gates to enjoy the great British summer. Two groups of sunseekers were forced to wait more than 24 hours for a flight to the Balearic Islands. Young sunseekers desperate for a tan are helping to create a skin cancer timebomb in the UK, experts warned today. On Deansgate, sunseekers lounged outside bars in the continental heat. Yorkshire sunseekers were last night told to make the most of the Mediterranean-style weather across the country. Definition of sunseeker in US English: sunseeker nounˈsənsikərˈsənsēkər British informal A person who enjoys spending time outside during warm weather, especially one who travels to a destination for its warmth and sun. thousands of sunseekers flocked to Britain's south coast on Sunday many sunseekers are heading for popular Mediterranean destinations Example sentencesExamples The seafronts were packed with sunseekers. Yorkshire sunseekers were last night told to make the most of the Mediterranean-style weather across the country. As Bolton sizzled—the highest temperature of the year so far—sunseekers and children on their Easter holidays basked in local parks and beauty spots. Young sunseekers desperate for a tan are helping to create a skin cancer timebomb in the UK, experts warned today. Two groups of sunseekers were forced to wait more than 24 hours for a flight to the Balearic Islands. Pescara is on a strip of white sand, popular with Italian sunseekers, but little known abroad. Thousands of sunseekers flocked to Britain's south coast on Sunday to enjoy the last remnants of summer. On Deansgate, sunseekers lounged outside bars in the continental heat. In the heatwave of 1976, more than 61,000 sunseekers passed through the gates to enjoy the great British summer. On Brighton seafront, traders said large numbers of sunseekers on the beach came as a welcome break in their "disastrous" spring season.
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