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secretary n.部长；秘书；书记；大臣；写字台 (1) 他是当时的国防部长。(2) 他按蜂鸣器叫秘书进来。(3) 我的秘书真是个难能可贵的人。(4) 这时她注意到书记走了进来。(5) 殖民大臣留任。(6) 这位大臣打算辞职，让位给一个比较年轻的人。(7) 艾米莉没有写字台，所以她只能在茶几上写论文。 Today, the preferred term for the kind of secretary who works in an office is administrative assistant. The noun secretary can also refer to the person who is in charge of an administrative department in the government, like the Secretary of Defense. A secretary can also be a piece of furniture — specifically, a type of writing desk.

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英 ['sekrətri] 美 ['sekrəteri] (1) He was the then secretary of Defense.(2) He buzzed for his secretary to come.(3) My secretary is an absolute gem.(4) At this moment she noticed the secretary coming in.(5) The Colonial Secretary was continued in office.(6) The secretary is proposing to stand down in favor of a younger man.(7) Emily doesn't have a secretary, so she has to write her essay on the tea table. If you handle the correspondence and clerical work for your boss or your company, you are a secretary. One of your duties as a secretary is to open the mail. 1[N-COUNT 可数名词]秘书 A secretary is a person who is employed to do office work, such as typing letters, answering phone calls, and arranging meetings. 2[N-COUNT 可数名词](工会、政党、俱乐部等的)干事，书记员 The secretary of an organization such as a trade union, a political party, or a club is its official manager.   [BRIT 英]My grandfather was secretary of the Scottish Miners' Union.我的祖父是苏格兰矿工工会干事。3[N-COUNT 可数名词](公司的)秘书，文书 The secretary of a company is the person who has the legal duty of keeping the company's records. 4[N-COUNT； N-TITLE 可数名词；头衔名词]部长；大臣 Secretary is used in the titles of ministers and officials who are in charge of main government departments. ...the British Foreign Secretary.英国外交大臣...Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger.国防部长卡斯珀·温伯格

英语单词	secretary
英美音标	英 ['sekrətri] 美 ['sekrəteri]
中文释义	n.部长；秘书；书记；大臣；写字台
英语例句	(1) He was the then secretary of Defense. (2) He buzzed for his secretary to come. (3) My secretary is an absolute gem. (4) At this moment she noticed the secretary coming in. (5) The Colonial Secretary was continued in office. (6) The secretary is proposing to stand down in favor of a younger man. (7) Emily doesn't have a secretary, so she has to write her essay on the tea table.
中文例句	(1) 他是当时的国防部长。 (2) 他按蜂鸣器叫秘书进来。 (3) 我的秘书真是个难能可贵的人。 (4) 这时她注意到书记走了进来。 (5) 殖民大臣留任。 (6) 这位大臣打算辞职，让位给一个比较年轻的人。 (7) 艾米莉没有写字台，所以她只能在茶几上写论文。
vocabulary简明	If you handle the correspondence and clerical work for your boss or your company, you are a secretary. One of your duties as a secretary is to open the mail.
vocabulary扩展	Today, the preferred term for the kind of secretary who works in an office is administrative assistant. The noun secretary can also refer to the person who is in charge of an administrative department in the government, like the Secretary of Defense. A secretary can also be a piece of furniture — specifically, a type of writing desk.
柯林斯解释	1 [N-COUNT 可数名词]秘书 A secretary is a person who is employed to do office work, such as typing letters, answering phone calls, and arranging meetings. 2 [N-COUNT 可数名词](工会、政党、俱乐部等的)干事，书记员 The secretary of an organization such as a trade union, a political party, or a club is its official manager. [BRIT 英] My grandfather was secretary of the Scottish Miners' Union. 我的祖父是苏格兰矿工工会干事。 3 [N-COUNT 可数名词](公司的)秘书，文书 The secretary of a company is the person who has the legal duty of keeping the company's records. 4 [N-COUNT； N-TITLE 可数名词；头衔名词]部长；大臣 Secretary is used in the titles of ministers and officials who are in charge of main government departments. ...the British Foreign Secretary. 英国外交大臣 ...Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger. 国防部长卡斯珀·温伯格

Secretary Person N Count 可数名词 Defense Office Administrative Charge