clerks

英 [klɑːks]

美 [klɜːrks]

n.  职员; 簿记员; 文书; (议会、法院等的)书记员; 旅馆服务台接待员
v.  当职员(或文书、书记员)
clerk的第三人称单数和复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 文书;书记员;办事员
  Aclerkis a person who works in an office, bank, or law court and whose job is to look after the records or accounts.
  1. She was offered a job as an accounts clerk with a travel firm.
     她得到一份在旅行社当记账员的工作。
• N-COUNT (宾馆、办公室、医院的)接待员
  In a hotel, office, or hospital, aclerkis the person whose job is to answer the telephone and deal with people when they arrive.
  1. ...a hotel clerk.
     宾馆接待员
• 店员
  Aclerkis someone who works in a store.
• VERB 做文书工作;当接待员(或店员等)
  Toclerkmeans to work as a clerk.
  1. Gene clerked at the auction...
     吉恩在拍卖会上作文书工作。
  2. He clerked for the chief justice of the Supreme Court.
     他为最高法院的大法官做书记员。

双语例句

• Not everybody is going to like you looking inside boxes. I have had run-ins with store clerks.
  不是每个人都会像你一样去看盒子里面，为此我还和店员发生过口角。
• Did you hear the news about the two bank clerks who stole from the vault and got caught?
  你听说那个新闻了吗？两个银行职员盗窃金库被捕了。
• Police officers and clerks in shops are often helpful when you ask directions.
  的中文意思是：当你问路的时候，警察和商店里的店员往往能帮上你的忙。
• Clerks bundled papers into files willy-nilly.
  职员们随意地将文件塞进文件夹里。
• They opened a technical training course so that the managers and clerks could attend it during their spare time.
  他们开了一个技术训练班，使经理和职员们在业余的时间可以去上课。
• Pale clerks, laborers with stiff, gnarled hands, old fishermen, and young mechanics;
  有脸色苍白的职员，双手僵直粗糙的劳工；上了年纪的渔民和年轻的技工；
• I asked the clerks to show me the book.
  我要求店员把书给我。
• It was standard practice for untrained clerks to advise in serious cases such as murder
  让未经过训练的书记员在诸如谋杀等重大案件中提供建议是普遍的做法。
• And through communication to let the clerks have all-round knowing and understanding of different cultures.
  通过沟通与交流，使组织成员对不同文化有一个全面的了解和理解。
• I talked to many store clerks.
  我和许多商店的服务员聊天。