你的读者 in English translation

• your reader
• your audience
• your readers
• your readership
• your patrons
• your visitors

Examples of using 你的读者 in Chinese and their translations into English

选择什么样的主题决定了你的读者群体：.
Choose a topic that matters to your readers.

这里有一篇我认为非常适合你的读者的文章。
I have a product that I think would go well with your readers.

这让你的用户体验更流畅，让你的读者从你网站上的每一个句子中获得最大的价值。
That makes your customer experience smoother, and it lets your readers get the most value out of every sentence on your site.

一旦你做了你的读者好可怜，你准备削减它们与你的解决方案休息。
Once you have made your readers good and miserable, you're ready to cut them a break with your solution.

他告诉我感谢你帮助我们见面，让你的读者知道你为我们做了什么。
He told me to thank you for helping us meet and to let your readers know what you have done for us.

赢得他们确实有助于扩大你的读者和销售更多的书，但如果你点击列表，那意味着你已经卖出了更多的书。
Winning them does help expand your audience and sell more books, but if you hit the list that means you already ARE selling more books.

我希望让你的读者知道这一点，可以帮助我们找到解决办法。
I hope letting your readership know about this can help us to find a solution.

如果你搞并占据你的读者有用的插件，他们会更倾向于返回到您的博客，并与他人分享您的内容。
If you engage and occupy your readers with useful plug-ins, they will be more inclined to return to your blog and share your content with others.

给你的读者他们想要的书……2017年3月的畅销书.
Give your patrons the books they will be asking for… the March 2017 Bestsellers.

年，如果你是一名记者，你的读者几乎完全由谁出版你决定。
In 1995, if you were a journalist, your readership was dictated almost entirely by who published you.

然后，在接下来的几段吸引你的读者对你的书上的观点，你学到了什么。
Then, spend the next few paragraphs engaging your reader with your view on the book and what you have learned.

想办法把它和你的博客整合起来，确保你的读者能在这些网站上找到你，和你交谈。
Look to find ways to integrate this with your blog and ensure your readers can find you and talk to you on these sites.

四月阅读-你的读者有他们最喜欢的作家和流派，他们知道和热爱。
April Read-alikes Your patrons have their favorite authors and genres that they know and love.

你的读者应该确切地知道作者将要辩论什么以及为什么。
Your audience should know just what the writer is going to debate and why.

但是对于你的读者来说，有争议的观点不一定是坏事。
But for your readership, a controversial view isn't necessarilya bad thing.

然后，在接下来的几段吸引你的读者对你的书上的观点，你学到了什么。
After that, spend the upcoming paragraphs engaging your reader by means of your perspective on the book and that which you have learned.

它并不总是受欢迎（或聪明！）为了取笑你的读者，但我很高兴你能从容应对。
It's not always popular(or smart!) to tease your readers, but I'm glad you were able to take it in stride.

不要忘记你的读者，确保你的写作听起来正式和专业。
Don't forget your audience, and make sure that your writing sounds formal and professional.

我们的纽约时报三月的畅销书和畅销书作者都是你的读者想要的书。
Our New York Times bestsellers and bestselling authors in March are all the books your patrons want.

两者之间的时间，如果他们不是热情的司机-他们可能不是你的读者-那么那段时间真是浪费时间。
The time in between, if they're not passionate drivers- they're probably not your readership- then that time is really wasted time.