bartender

UK:  [ˈbɑː(r)ˌtendə(r)]

US:  [ˈbɑrˌtendər]

复数：bartenders  

n.

1.酒保;酒吧服务员;调酒师

1 . My favourite job was probably as a bartender in Louisiana in the middle of Mardi Gras. I got to meet so many great people.
我最喜欢的，可能是在路易斯安那的狂欢节期间当酒吧招待，遇到那么多有意思的人。

2 . Jack said he had found a job. He would be working as a bartender in Detroit.
杰克说他找到了工作。他将在底特律做酒吧间伙计。

3 . the bartender is agog at the images, but I quickly get rid of him with an order for Yak milk.
酒保凑过来想看照片，我赶紧点了牦牛奶，将他打发走。

4 . An exchange relationship is all about what you get out of it, the kind of amicable alliance one forges with a client or bartender.
在交换关系中，其全部是你从中获得什么，像那种和睦的联盟——客人或是酒吧招待。

5 . The bartender asked him, "You know, it would taste better if you bought one at a time. "
吧员问他，“如果你知道你一次买一品脱的话，味道要更好些。”