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。
• I asked the clerks to show me the book.
  我要求店员把书给我。
• He was warned not to hire any more greenhorns as clerks.
  有人提醒他别再雇佣生手当职员了。
• He's talking to one of the clerks there.
  和那里的一位职员谈话。
• I talked to many store clerks.
  我和许多商店的服务员聊天。
• 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。
• 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。
• Teachers, government officials and clerks receive salaries.
  教师，政府官员和职员接受薪水。
• I go to that store because the clerks there are courteous.
  我上那家商店买东西，因为那里的店员殷勤有礼。
• A great many bank clerks were laid off due to the recession.
  由于经济衰退，很多银行职员被解雇了。