| 正面 | 10528.receptionist 英 [rɪ'sepʃ(ə)nɪst]美 [rɪ'sɛpʃənɪst]     |
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| 背面 |      释义： 1、re- "back" + cept- + -ion + -ist.2、字面含义：take back.n. 接待员；传达员 例句： 1. The receptionist recognized him at once.接待员一眼就认出他了。 receptionist 接待员来自 reception,接待，-ist,人。 receptionist (n.)"person hired to receive clients in an office," 1900, from reception + -ist. Originally in photography studios. Let me not forget the receptionist -- generally and preferably, a woman of refined and gentle manners, well informed and specially gifted in handling people of varied dispositions. A woman especially who knows how to handle other women, and who can make herself beloved by the children who may visit the studio. A woman, also, who in a thoroughly suave and dignified way, knows just how to handle the young man of the period so that the photographer may be glad to have his business. What a power the receptionist is when properly chosen and trained. It is not too much to say that she can both make and destroy a business, if she has the amount of discretionary power given to her in some galleries. [John A. Tennant, "Business Methods Applied in Photography," "Wilson's Photographic Magazine," October 1900] Earlier as an adjective in theology and law (1867)." |