attendant

UK:  [ə'tendənt]

US:  [ə'tendənt]

复数：attendants  

adj.

1.随行的,跟随的

2.伴随的,附随的

3.伴随而来的

4.护理的

5.出席的

6.身边的;护卫的

7.在场的

n.

1.服务员,工作人员,值班人员,管理的人

2.服务员;值班员

3.服务员;出席者

4.随从,随从人员;仆人;伴娘

5.陪从,随员

6.维护人员

7.伴随物,附属品

8.出席人,参加人

9.比赛的参加者

10.操作工

1 . Previously he had been a night guard there, and before that a petrol - pump attendant, having dropped out of college .
大学退学后，独立开设医院之前，他曾做过加油站加油工、夜间保安。

2 . Passive voice, and its attendant obscurity, turn out to be very useful.
被动语态，以及伴随而至的语焉不详，结果是非常有用的。

3 . Surprised, the flight attendant and the copilot asked what he said to her that finally convinced her to move from her seat.
副机长和服务员都非常惊讶的问机长他是如何说服她离开座位的。

4 . In the rental area, an attendant, with a cigarette dangling from his mouth, sat on his haunches to help outfit a young skier.
在租借区，一个服务员嘴里叼着烟卷，坐着帮一个小滑雪者穿衣服。

5 . And when He rolled up the scroll and gave it back to the attendant, He sat down. And the eyes of all in the synagogue were fixed on Him.
于是把书卷卷起来，交还堂役，就坐下，会堂里的众人都定睛看他。