clerk

UK:  [klɑː(r)k]

US:  [klɜrk]

第三人称单数：clerks  现在分词：clerking  过去式：clerked  

n.

1.(银行、公司等的)事务员,办事员,职员,管理员;〔美国〕(商店的)店员

2.办事员,登记员

3.店员,伙计

4.书记员,书记官

5.营业员

6.(团体等的)秘书

7.〔古语〕牧师,教士;识字的人,学者

8.【宗教】教会文书,执事

v.

1.担任事务员[职员];〔美国〕做店员

1 . By then Shousheng had already entered, truly covered with mud. The clerk sat down, panting for breath, unable to say a word.
这时寿生已经跑了进来，当真是一身泥，气喘喘地坐下了，说不出话来。

2 . Van Gogh painted a young man in the store when the clerk, which can be considered by his earliest "art education. "
梵高年轻时在画店里当店员，这算是他最早受的“艺术教育”。

3 . Just as he was ready to order, the clerk apologized and told him the doughnuts were all sold out.
当他正准备要开口点选时，店员竟向他道歉，并告诉他所有的甜甜圈都卖完了。

4 . Long besotted with the pretty file clerk who worked in his office, Keith finally worked up the nerve to ask her out to lunch.
凯斯对同在一个办公室的美女档案管理员痴迷很久后，终于鼓起勇气请她共进午餐。

5 . The clerk sits in the dark, unheated special store, waiting to turn on the lights for foreigners, the only permitted customers.
售货员呆在黑暗冰冷的特许商店里，等待着为外国人打（开店里的）灯，外国人是仅被允许入内的人。