Definition of whisperer in English:

whisperer

noun ˈwɪspərəˈ(h)wɪspərər

1A person who whispers.
he's a whisperer—you can hardly hear a word he says
Example sentencesExamples
- The gigglers and whisperersthere seemed to be several of eachreceded.
- The rest of the day was like that, boring classes with three types of people, the whisperers, the shy ones, and the friendly ones.
- Like Tony Micale he's a whisperer, you can hardly hear a a word he says.
- Stina Nordenstam is the Stockholm whisperer, so quiet and child-like in her singing, and her albums have always been moon-lit affairs with the wolves at the door on a frosty night.
- Loud whisperers from the row behind me hope he is wrong.
1. 1.1 A person who spreads gossip or rumours.
  the whisperers say the committee that appointed him was divided
  Example sentencesExamples
  He complained that the whisperers portrayed him as an "inarticulate working-class man from Glasgow" who is liked, but not much good.
  The arithmetic of gossip usually makes two and two equal five, but this time, the whisperers seem to be using calculators instead of fingers.
  He emerged from the foothills of a botched coup neurotic about the whisperers.
  The Whitehall whisperers were caught out by the deceptive intimacy of e-mail.
  But at the moment the City's whisperers are asking whether the LSE is about to return to the bad old days when it was dogged by controversy.
  The whisperers say the committee that appointed him was divided, but it would be unprecedented had it not been.
  The whisperers have been silenced, for the moment at least.
  When it came down to decisions being made, though, none of the whisperers could identify anyone capable of managing United better than Ferguson.
  The House of Representatives summoned the President's four secretaries onThursday, in the hunt to uncover the identity of the "whisperers", whom politicians say have been misleading him.
  Indeed in today's through-the-looking-glass political culture, it is precisely the source's status as a lone, anonymous whisperer in the dark that makes him seem credible.
  He is still waging war on many different fronts: against cyclists, against teams, against the media, against France, against the whisperers who insist he is on drugs.
  Fragrant whisperers from the third Floor at Nine suggest a coup may by underway for the Today Show.
  Aside from the worry over the "whisperers," there is the perception that in the shake-up of the ministries - which are distributed among the various parties represented in Wahid's cabinet - civil servants are being replaced by political appointees.
2with modifier A person skilled in taming or training a specified kind of animal, typically using body language and gentle vocal encouragement rather than physical contact.
he's reportedly set to quit show business to become a horse whisperer
Example sentencesExamples
- The pig whisperer: Author Jeffrey Masson explores the emotions of - and cruelty inflicted upon - the most unglamorous animals
- A talented horse whisperer, she takes comfort in being around horses.
- She's an alpaca whisperer.
- National Geographic Channel's new Dog Whisperer takes on pampered pets - and their owners
- But while fear of a shark attack may haunt Australian beachgoers as they dip their toes in the oceans that surround their nation, for "shark whisperer" Ian Gordon taunting a massive Great White Shark to attack is all in a day's work.
- A REAL-life horse whisperer, who has saved thousands of animals from becoming horse meat, hopes to set up his own sanctuary in Rochdale.
- Jo is - or at least, is training to be - a horse whisperer.
- Part of his appeal was the affection people feel for his trainer, Henrietta Knight, a tweed-wearing, flower-loving horse whisperer who exemplifies all that is good about country life.
- Anyone having a problem with their own pooch can consult dog whisperer Steve Fryer, who will be available to share his successful training methods.
- "I can break in a horse as quick as Monty Roberts, the famous horse whisperer," he claimed.
- It was only a matter of time before Millan's reputation as a dog whisperer began to grow.
- Although I wouldn't profess to be any sort of "trout whisperer", I like to feel that, over the years, I have learned something of how my quarry think.
- They use the methods to make a horse perform correctly without the use of force or cruelty and are developing a growing reputation as horse whisperers.
- Working in horse stables is hard work, and one thing the movie does right is not show an easy transition from novice horse handler to expect horse whisperer in a matter of days.
- Other attractions will include a live display by a horse whisperer, a dog race, and two displays by the Thorpe Perrow falcons.
- It is this approach that makes him so keenly attuned to the needs of plants - a plant whisperer of sorts.
- Charro, a 10-year-old thoroughbred cross Appaloosa mare, was too dangerous to handle and destined for the knacker's yard until a 'horse whisperer' took over the reins.
- Standing pen-side, my 'dog whisperer' Greg says the key is to catch the pups early, and set the guidelines.
- A WORLD-renowned "horse whisperer" who trains miniature ponies to do the job of guide dogs for the blind is to visit East Lancashire to show people her techniques.
- Renowned dog whisperer Steve Fryer put a lot of animal owners on the right road with their pets when he gave a free advice session at Rangebourne Pet Care in New Park Street on Saturday.
- I understand there was a dog whisperer on the Richard and Judy show

Definition of whisperer in US English:

whisperer

nounˈ(h)wispərərˈ(h)wɪspərər

1A person who whispers.
he's a whisperer—you can hardly hear a word he says
Example sentencesExamples
- The rest of the day was like that, boring classes with three types of people, the whisperers, the shy ones, and the friendly ones.
- Loud whisperers from the row behind me hope he is wrong.
- Stina Nordenstam is the Stockholm whisperer, so quiet and child-like in her singing, and her albums have always been moon-lit affairs with the wolves at the door on a frosty night.
- Like Tony Micale he's a whisperer, you can hardly hear a a word he says.
- The gigglers and whisperersthere seemed to be several of eachreceded.
1. 1.1 A person who spreads gossip or rumors.
  the whisperers say the committee that appointed him was divided
  Example sentencesExamples
  The Whitehall whisperers were caught out by the deceptive intimacy of e-mail.
  He is still waging war on many different fronts: against cyclists, against teams, against the media, against France, against the whisperers who insist he is on drugs.
  He emerged from the foothills of a botched coup neurotic about the whisperers.
  Fragrant whisperers from the third Floor at Nine suggest a coup may by underway for the Today Show.
  The whisperers have been silenced, for the moment at least.
  Aside from the worry over the "whisperers," there is the perception that in the shake-up of the ministries - which are distributed among the various parties represented in Wahid's cabinet - civil servants are being replaced by political appointees.
  Indeed in today's through-the-looking-glass political culture, it is precisely the source's status as a lone, anonymous whisperer in the dark that makes him seem credible.
  He complained that the whisperers portrayed him as an "inarticulate working-class man from Glasgow" who is liked, but not much good.
  The House of Representatives summoned the President's four secretaries onThursday, in the hunt to uncover the identity of the "whisperers", whom politicians say have been misleading him.
  The whisperers say the committee that appointed him was divided, but it would be unprecedented had it not been.
  But at the moment the City's whisperers are asking whether the LSE is about to return to the bad old days when it was dogged by controversy.
  The arithmetic of gossip usually makes two and two equal five, but this time, the whisperers seem to be using calculators instead of fingers.
  When it came down to decisions being made, though, none of the whisperers could identify anyone capable of managing United better than Ferguson.
2with modifier A person skilled in taming or training a specified kind of animal, typically using body language and gentle vocal encouragement rather than physical contact.
he's reportedly set to quit show business to become a horse whisperer
Example sentencesExamples
- A REAL-life horse whisperer, who has saved thousands of animals from becoming horse meat, hopes to set up his own sanctuary in Rochdale.
- I understand there was a dog whisperer on the Richard and Judy show
- It is this approach that makes him so keenly attuned to the needs of plants - a plant whisperer of sorts.
- National Geographic Channel's new Dog Whisperer takes on pampered pets - and their owners
- "I can break in a horse as quick as Monty Roberts, the famous horse whisperer," he claimed.
- A talented horse whisperer, she takes comfort in being around horses.
- The pig whisperer: Author Jeffrey Masson explores the emotions of - and cruelty inflicted upon - the most unglamorous animals
- Other attractions will include a live display by a horse whisperer, a dog race, and two displays by the Thorpe Perrow falcons.
- She's an alpaca whisperer.
- They use the methods to make a horse perform correctly without the use of force or cruelty and are developing a growing reputation as horse whisperers.
- Jo is - or at least, is training to be - a horse whisperer.
- A WORLD-renowned "horse whisperer" who trains miniature ponies to do the job of guide dogs for the blind is to visit East Lancashire to show people her techniques.
- Renowned dog whisperer Steve Fryer put a lot of animal owners on the right road with their pets when he gave a free advice session at Rangebourne Pet Care in New Park Street on Saturday.
- Part of his appeal was the affection people feel for his trainer, Henrietta Knight, a tweed-wearing, flower-loving horse whisperer who exemplifies all that is good about country life.
- Although I wouldn't profess to be any sort of "trout whisperer", I like to feel that, over the years, I have learned something of how my quarry think.
- Working in horse stables is hard work, and one thing the movie does right is not show an easy transition from novice horse handler to expect horse whisperer in a matter of days.
- It was only a matter of time before Millan's reputation as a dog whisperer began to grow.
- Anyone having a problem with their own pooch can consult dog whisperer Steve Fryer, who will be available to share his successful training methods.
- Standing pen-side, my 'dog whisperer' Greg says the key is to catch the pups early, and set the guidelines.
- But while fear of a shark attack may haunt Australian beachgoers as they dip their toes in the oceans that surround their nation, for "shark whisperer" Ian Gordon taunting a massive Great White Shark to attack is all in a day's work.
- Charro, a 10-year-old thoroughbred cross Appaloosa mare, was too dangerous to handle and destined for the knacker's yard until a 'horse whisperer' took over the reins.

词汇	whisperer
释义	Definition of whisperer in English: whisperer noun ˈwɪspərəˈ(h)wɪspərər 1A person who whispers. he's a whisperer—you can hardly hear a word he says Example sentencesExamples The gigglers and whisperersthere seemed to be several of eachreceded. The rest of the day was like that, boring classes with three types of people, the whisperers, the shy ones, and the friendly ones. Like Tony Micale he's a whisperer, you can hardly hear a a word he says. Stina Nordenstam is the Stockholm whisperer, so quiet and child-like in her singing, and her albums have always been moon-lit affairs with the wolves at the door on a frosty night. Loud whisperers from the row behind me hope he is wrong. 1.1 A person who spreads gossip or rumours. the whisperers say the committee that appointed him was divided Example sentencesExamples He complained that the whisperers portrayed him as an "inarticulate working-class man from Glasgow" who is liked, but not much good. The arithmetic of gossip usually makes two and two equal five, but this time, the whisperers seem to be using calculators instead of fingers. He emerged from the foothills of a botched coup neurotic about the whisperers. The Whitehall whisperers were caught out by the deceptive intimacy of e-mail. But at the moment the City's whisperers are asking whether the LSE is about to return to the bad old days when it was dogged by controversy. The whisperers say the committee that appointed him was divided, but it would be unprecedented had it not been. The whisperers have been silenced, for the moment at least. When it came down to decisions being made, though, none of the whisperers could identify anyone capable of managing United better than Ferguson. The House of Representatives summoned the President's four secretaries onThursday, in the hunt to uncover the identity of the "whisperers", whom politicians say have been misleading him. Indeed in today's through-the-looking-glass political culture, it is precisely the source's status as a lone, anonymous whisperer in the dark that makes him seem credible. He is still waging war on many different fronts: against cyclists, against teams, against the media, against France, against the whisperers who insist he is on drugs. Fragrant whisperers from the third Floor at Nine suggest a coup may by underway for the Today Show. Aside from the worry over the "whisperers," there is the perception that in the shake-up of the ministries - which are distributed among the various parties represented in Wahid's cabinet - civil servants are being replaced by political appointees. 2with modifier A person skilled in taming or training a specified kind of animal, typically using body language and gentle vocal encouragement rather than physical contact. he's reportedly set to quit show business to become a horse whisperer Example sentencesExamples The pig whisperer: Author Jeffrey Masson explores the emotions of - and cruelty inflicted upon - the most unglamorous animals A talented horse whisperer, she takes comfort in being around horses. She's an alpaca whisperer. National Geographic Channel's new Dog Whisperer takes on pampered pets - and their owners But while fear of a shark attack may haunt Australian beachgoers as they dip their toes in the oceans that surround their nation, for "shark whisperer" Ian Gordon taunting a massive Great White Shark to attack is all in a day's work. A REAL-life horse whisperer, who has saved thousands of animals from becoming horse meat, hopes to set up his own sanctuary in Rochdale. Jo is - or at least, is training to be - a horse whisperer. Part of his appeal was the affection people feel for his trainer, Henrietta Knight, a tweed-wearing, flower-loving horse whisperer who exemplifies all that is good about country life. Anyone having a problem with their own pooch can consult dog whisperer Steve Fryer, who will be available to share his successful training methods. "I can break in a horse as quick as Monty Roberts, the famous horse whisperer," he claimed. It was only a matter of time before Millan's reputation as a dog whisperer began to grow. Although I wouldn't profess to be any sort of "trout whisperer", I like to feel that, over the years, I have learned something of how my quarry think. They use the methods to make a horse perform correctly without the use of force or cruelty and are developing a growing reputation as horse whisperers. Working in horse stables is hard work, and one thing the movie does right is not show an easy transition from novice horse handler to expect horse whisperer in a matter of days. Other attractions will include a live display by a horse whisperer, a dog race, and two displays by the Thorpe Perrow falcons. It is this approach that makes him so keenly attuned to the needs of plants - a plant whisperer of sorts. Charro, a 10-year-old thoroughbred cross Appaloosa mare, was too dangerous to handle and destined for the knacker's yard until a 'horse whisperer' took over the reins. Standing pen-side, my 'dog whisperer' Greg says the key is to catch the pups early, and set the guidelines. A WORLD-renowned "horse whisperer" who trains miniature ponies to do the job of guide dogs for the blind is to visit East Lancashire to show people her techniques. Renowned dog whisperer Steve Fryer put a lot of animal owners on the right road with their pets when he gave a free advice session at Rangebourne Pet Care in New Park Street on Saturday. I understand there was a dog whisperer on the Richard and Judy show Definition of whisperer in US English: whisperer nounˈ(h)wispərərˈ(h)wɪspərər 1A person who whispers. he's a whisperer—you can hardly hear a word he says Example sentencesExamples The rest of the day was like that, boring classes with three types of people, the whisperers, the shy ones, and the friendly ones. Loud whisperers from the row behind me hope he is wrong. Stina Nordenstam is the Stockholm whisperer, so quiet and child-like in her singing, and her albums have always been moon-lit affairs with the wolves at the door on a frosty night. Like Tony Micale he's a whisperer, you can hardly hear a a word he says. The gigglers and whisperersthere seemed to be several of eachreceded. 1.1 A person who spreads gossip or rumors. the whisperers say the committee that appointed him was divided Example sentencesExamples The Whitehall whisperers were caught out by the deceptive intimacy of e-mail. He is still waging war on many different fronts: against cyclists, against teams, against the media, against France, against the whisperers who insist he is on drugs. He emerged from the foothills of a botched coup neurotic about the whisperers. Fragrant whisperers from the third Floor at Nine suggest a coup may by underway for the Today Show. The whisperers have been silenced, for the moment at least. Aside from the worry over the "whisperers," there is the perception that in the shake-up of the ministries - which are distributed among the various parties represented in Wahid's cabinet - civil servants are being replaced by political appointees. Indeed in today's through-the-looking-glass political culture, it is precisely the source's status as a lone, anonymous whisperer in the dark that makes him seem credible. He complained that the whisperers portrayed him as an "inarticulate working-class man from Glasgow" who is liked, but not much good. The House of Representatives summoned the President's four secretaries onThursday, in the hunt to uncover the identity of the "whisperers", whom politicians say have been misleading him. The whisperers say the committee that appointed him was divided, but it would be unprecedented had it not been. But at the moment the City's whisperers are asking whether the LSE is about to return to the bad old days when it was dogged by controversy. The arithmetic of gossip usually makes two and two equal five, but this time, the whisperers seem to be using calculators instead of fingers. When it came down to decisions being made, though, none of the whisperers could identify anyone capable of managing United better than Ferguson. 2with modifier A person skilled in taming or training a specified kind of animal, typically using body language and gentle vocal encouragement rather than physical contact. he's reportedly set to quit show business to become a horse whisperer Example sentencesExamples A REAL-life horse whisperer, who has saved thousands of animals from becoming horse meat, hopes to set up his own sanctuary in Rochdale. I understand there was a dog whisperer on the Richard and Judy show It is this approach that makes him so keenly attuned to the needs of plants - a plant whisperer of sorts. National Geographic Channel's new Dog Whisperer takes on pampered pets - and their owners "I can break in a horse as quick as Monty Roberts, the famous horse whisperer," he claimed. A talented horse whisperer, she takes comfort in being around horses. The pig whisperer: Author Jeffrey Masson explores the emotions of - and cruelty inflicted upon - the most unglamorous animals Other attractions will include a live display by a horse whisperer, a dog race, and two displays by the Thorpe Perrow falcons. She's an alpaca whisperer. They use the methods to make a horse perform correctly without the use of force or cruelty and are developing a growing reputation as horse whisperers. Jo is - or at least, is training to be - a horse whisperer. A WORLD-renowned "horse whisperer" who trains miniature ponies to do the job of guide dogs for the blind is to visit East Lancashire to show people her techniques. Renowned dog whisperer Steve Fryer put a lot of animal owners on the right road with their pets when he gave a free advice session at Rangebourne Pet Care in New Park Street on Saturday. Part of his appeal was the affection people feel for his trainer, Henrietta Knight, a tweed-wearing, flower-loving horse whisperer who exemplifies all that is good about country life. Although I wouldn't profess to be any sort of "trout whisperer", I like to feel that, over the years, I have learned something of how my quarry think. Working in horse stables is hard work, and one thing the movie does right is not show an easy transition from novice horse handler to expect horse whisperer in a matter of days. It was only a matter of time before Millan's reputation as a dog whisperer began to grow. Anyone having a problem with their own pooch can consult dog whisperer Steve Fryer, who will be available to share his successful training methods. Standing pen-side, my 'dog whisperer' Greg says the key is to catch the pups early, and set the guidelines. But while fear of a shark attack may haunt Australian beachgoers as they dip their toes in the oceans that surround their nation, for "shark whisperer" Ian Gordon taunting a massive Great White Shark to attack is all in a day's work. Charro, a 10-year-old thoroughbred cross Appaloosa mare, was too dangerous to handle and destined for the knacker's yard until a 'horse whisperer' took over the reins.
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