steward
n. (船舶,飞机或火车上的)服务员,乘务员; (私人家中的)管家; (比赛、游行等公共活动的) 组织者
A steward is a man who works on a ship, plane, or train, looking after passengers and serving meals to them.
A steward is someone who has the responsibility for looking after property.
The Earl didn't have the money or good judgement to employ a steward to manage the place for him.
这位伯爵既没钱也没有良好的判断力去雇用一名管家替自己管理这所房子。
A steward is a man or woman who helps to organize a race, march, or other public event.
The steward at the march stood his ground while the rest of the marchers decided to run.
当其他的游行者决定逃跑时,游行活动的负责人坚守着阵地。
1. someone who manages property or other affairs for someone else
2. the ship's officer who is in charge of provisions and dining arrangements
3. an attendant on an airplane
4. a union member who is elected to represent fellow workers in negotiating with management
5. one having charge of buildings or grounds or animals
The prototype of the Steward platform with six axis force sensor and load platform is developed.
根据理论分析与研究的结果,研制出了六维力传感器的样机、实验标定加载台.
Suncor is committed to being a good steward of the land through responsible resource development.
森科尔致力于成为一个负责任的土地资源,通过发展好管家.
He is the steward of that great estate.
他是那笔大财产的管理人.
Steward: Hello sir. Beef or chicken?
空中小姐: 您好,先生. 要牛肉的还是鸡肉的?
Ms Winfrey has always been a vigilant steward of her brand.
温芙蕾女士一向对自己的品牌管理警醒.