attendant
美[əˈtɛndənt] adj.伴随的，随之而产生的；出席的；护理的
网络服务员；随从；话务员；值班人员
1 . Tony Williams was working as a car-park attendant in Los Angeles.
托尼·威廉斯在洛杉矶的一个停车场当服务生。
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2 . Tony Williams was working as a car-park attendant in Los Angeles.
托尼·威廉斯在洛杉矶的一个停车场当服务生。
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3 . Mr Branson's victory, and all the attendant publicity, were well deserved.
布兰森先生的胜利，以及随之而来的关注度，都是理所应当的。
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4 . Mr Branson's victory, and all the attendant publicity, were well deserved.
布兰森先生的胜利，以及随之而来的关注度，都是理所应当的。
来自柯林斯例句
5 . The girl attendant has set about cleaning the room.
那位女服务员已开始打扫房间.
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6 . The girl attendant has set about cleaning the room.
那位女服务员已开始打扫房间.
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7 . She was interrupted by the entrance of an attendant .
服务员进来,打断了她的话.
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8 . She was uninterrupted with the entrance of an attendant .
服务员进来并没有打断她的话.
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9 . She was interrupted by the entrance of an attendant .
服务员进来,打断了她的话.
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10 . She was uninterrupted with the entrance of an attendant .
服务员进来并没有打断她的话.
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1.someone who waits on or tends to or attends to the needs of another
2.a person who participates in a meeting;
he was a regular attender at department meetings
3.following as a consequence;
an excessive growth of bureaucracy, with related problems