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receptionist

/ri-sep-shuh-nist/US // rɪˈsɛp ʃə nɪst //UK // (rɪˈsɛpʃənɪst) //

接待员,招待员,传达员,接待人员

Related Words

assistant助理,助手,助理人员,助理的clerk书记员,书记,书记官,书写员executive secretary执行秘书,行政秘书,执行秘书长,常务秘书cashier收银员,出纳员,收銀員,出纳auditor审计员,审计师,核数师,审核员worker工人,工作者,劳动者,工友agent代理人,代理商,代理,代理机构bookkeeper簿记员,记账员,记帐员,书记员operator经营者,操作员,运营商,操作者salesperson销售人员,销售员,销售代表employee雇员,员工,职员,雇工secretary秘书,秘书部teller出纳员,柜员,出纳,出纳人员typist打字员,输入员,打印员,敲字员seller卖家,卖方,卖主,销售商registrar登记员,注册商,书记官长,书记官notary公证员,公证处,公证,公证人transcriber转录员,誊写员,转录者,抄写员stenographer速记员amanuensis阿玛尼亚人,阿玛尼亚,阿玛尼,阿玛努斯

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : a person employed to receive and assist callers, clients, etc., as in an office.
    • : Theology. a person who advocates receptionism.

Synonyms & Antonyms

as insecretary
Synonyms
assistant助理,助手,助理人员,助理的clerk书记员,书记,书记官,书写员executive secretary执行秘书,行政秘书,执行秘书长,常务秘书typist打字员,输入员,打印员,敲字员word processor文字处理器,文字处理机,字处理机,文字处理程序
as inclerk
Synonyms
agent代理人,代理商,代理,代理机构auditor审计员,审计师,核数师,审核员bookkeeper簿记员,记账员,记帐员,书记员cashier收银员,出纳员,收銀員,出纳employee雇员,员工,职员,雇工operator经营者,操作员,运营商,操作者salesperson销售人员,销售员,销售代表secretary秘书,秘书部teller出纳员,柜员,出纳,出纳人员worker工人,工作者,劳动者,工友amanuensis阿玛尼亚人,阿玛尼亚,阿玛尼,阿玛努斯copyist抄写员,复制者,复写员,抄写人员counterperson柜台人员,柜台员,柜员,反人notary公证员,公证处,公证,公证人recorder记录员,记录者,录音机,录音师registrar登记员,注册商,书记官长,书记官seller卖家,卖方,卖主,销售商stenographer速记员transcriber转录员,誊写员,转录者,抄写员counter jumper计数器跳线,柜台跳线,计数器跨接,计数器的跳线office helper办公室帮手,办公室助手,办公室助理,办公室帮工paper pusher推纸机,推纸器paper shuffler洗纸机,洗纸工,洗纸器,洗纸者pen pusher推笔人,推笔者,推笔机,推笔器pencil pusher推铅笔的人,推铅笔机,推笔机,推笔人shopperson店员,店主,购物者,职员white collar白领,白领阶层,白領,白领阶层的人

Examples

  • Hour One is working with Alice Receptionist to update its video footage of human actors so that the digital receptionists can be made to say different things in different languages without having to reshoot hours of video.

  • Gone are the days where a hotel receptionist will hand you a set of keys and point you to the elevator.

  • A masked receptionist hands you room keys and a welcome packet, offers you brief directions to your unit, and you’re ready to go in a few minutes.

  • The receptionist was so rude, and I never made an appointment with this doctor.

  • Her son’s day-care center suddenly closed in April, forcing her to give up her $15-an-hour job as a receptionist.

  • The 289-page satire follows Morris Feldstein, a pharmaceutical salesman who gets seduced by a lonely receptionist.

  • Receptionist, former lover, and still receptionist Connie Plotz deconstructs his private obsessions and cultural stereotypes.

  • Tolman was temping as a receptionist at a consulting firm for $11 an hour when she first auditioned for Molly.

  • When Muñoz got back to her office, the receptionist told her Senator Reid wanted to speak with her.

  • This prerequisite applies to everyone, including the receptionist, paralegals, administrative assistants and file clerks.

  • That little girl back on Earth, the receptionist at the Interplanetary Lines building, she'd had it.

  • The little blonde receptionist caught it in twenty-four hours—?

  • Jon had to wait a half hour for his turn, but the receptionist finally signalled him towards the door of the interviewer's room.

  • I am afraid I must have raised my voice in expressing my exasperation to the young lady who acted as receptionist and barrier.

  • The frosty old receptionist seemed to be typical in her business-as-usual, come-what-may attitude.

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