n.拍卖师，拍卖人，拍卖商

原形：auctioneer复数：auctioneers

Lisa was an auditor and worked for an auctioneer.
丽萨是名查账员并为一名拍卖商工作。
The auctioneer set the starting bid at 50 yuan.
拍卖师把起拍价定在50元。
The auctioneer calls for bids.
拍卖人呼叫投标。
The auctioneer's voice boomed across the room, calling out bids and encouraging higher offers.
拍卖师的声音在房间里回荡，喊出报价并鼓励更高的出价。
As the auctioneer hammered the gavel, the final sale was confirmed, and the artwork changed hands.
当拍卖师敲下小木槌时，最终交易被确认，艺术品易主了。
The skilled auctioneer kept the atmosphere lively by adding humor and anecdotes between items.
那位技巧高超的拍卖师在拍卖物品间隙穿插幽默和趣闻，使气氛保持活跃。
Prospective buyers waited anxiously for the auctioneer to start the bidding on the antique vase.
有意购买者焦急地等待拍卖师开始对那只古董花瓶进行竞价。
With a swift motion, the auctioneer indicated that the bid had been won and moved on to the next lot.
拍卖师迅速做一个手势，表示竞价已获胜，随即进入下一件拍品。
The auctioneer's expertise in assessing the value of rare artifacts made him highly sought after in his field.
拍卖师在评估稀有文物价值方面的专长使他在业界非常抢手。
In a crowded auction house, the auctioneer's calls were almost drowned out by the enthusiastic bidding.
在拥挤的拍卖行里，拍卖师的叫价声几乎被热烈的竞标声淹没。
With a dramatic pause, the auctioneer announced the starting bid for the prized diamond necklace.
拍卖师戏剧性地停顿了一下，宣布了那条珍贵钻石项链的起拍价。
The fast-talking auctioneer kept the audience engaged, even during the sale of less exciting items.
那位语速飞快的拍卖师让观众始终保持兴趣，即便是在出售不太吸引人的物品时也是如此。
It was the auctioneer's job to create excitement and competition among bidders, driving up the prices for each item.
制造竞拍者之间的兴奋和竞争，从而提高每件物品的价格，这是拍卖师的职责所在。