clerk 音标拼音: [kl'ɚk]
n . 职员,办事员,书记员,秘书;管理员;店员
vi . 当店员
职员,办事员,书记员,秘书;管理员;店员当店员
clerk 辨事员
clerk n 1 :
an employee who performs clerical work (
e .
g .,
keeps records or accounts )
2 :
a salesperson in a store [
synonym : {
salesclerk }, {
shop clerk },
{
clerk }, {
shop assistant }]
v 1 :
work as a clerk ,
as in the legal business Clerk \
Clerk \ (
kl [~
e ]
rk ;
in Eng .
kl [
aum ]
rk ;
277 ),
n . [
Either OF .
clerc ,
fr .
L .
clericus a priest ,
or AS .
clerc ,
cleric ,
clerk ,
priest ,
fr .
L .
clericus ,
fr .
Gr .
klhriko `
s belonging to the clergy ,
fr .
klh ^
ros lot ,
allotment ,
clergy ;
cf .
Deut .
xviii .
2 .
Cf . {
Clergy }.]
1 .
A clergyman or ecclesiastic . [
Obs .]
[
1913 Webster ]
All persons were styled clerks that served in the church of Christ . --
Ayliffe .
[
1913 Webster ]
2 .
A man who could read ;
a scholar ;
a learned person ;
a man of letters . [
Obs .] "
Every one that could read . . .
being accounted a clerk ." --
Blackstone .
[
1913 Webster ]
He was no great clerk ,
but he was perfectly well versed in the interests of Europe . --
Burke .
[
1913 Webster ]
3 .
A parish officer ,
being a layman who leads in reading the responses of the Episcopal church service ,
and otherwise assists in it . [
Eng .] --
Hook .
[
1913 Webster ]
And like unlettered clerk still cry "
Amen ". --
Shak .
[
1913 Webster ]
4 .
One employed to keep records or accounts ;
a scribe ;
an accountant ;
as ,
the clerk of a court ;
a town clerk .
[
1913 Webster ]
The clerk of the crown . . .
withdrew the bill .
--
Strype .
[
1913 Webster ]
Note :
In some cases ,
clerk is synonymous with secretary .
A clerk is always an officer subordinate to a higher officer ,
board ,
corporation ,
or person ;
whereas a secretary may be either a subordinate or the head of an office or department .
[
1913 Webster ]
5 .
An assistant in a shop or store . [
U .
S .]
[
1913 Webster ]
210 Moby Thesaurus words for "
clerk ":
Bible clerk ,
Bible reader ,
CA ,
CPA ,
DD ,
Doctor of Divinity ,
Federal ,
Holy Joe ,
abbe ,
academician ,
accountant ,
accountant general ,
acolyte ,
actuary ,
agent ,
almoner ,
amanuensis ,
anagnost ,
archivist ,
auditor ,
baggage agent ,
bank accountant ,
bank examiner ,
beadle ,
bedral ,
bookkeeper ,
bookman ,
business agent ,
calculator ,
calligrapher ,
capitular ,
capitulary ,
certified public accountant ,
chaplain ,
chartered accountant ,
chirographer ,
choir chaplain ,
churchman ,
churchwarden ,
claim agent ,
classicist ,
clergyman ,
cleric ,
clerical ,
colossus of knowledge ,
commercial agent ,
commission agent ,
comptroller ,
consignee ,
controller ,
copier ,
copyist ,
cost accountant ,
cost keeper ,
curate ,
cure ,
customer agent ,
deacon ,
deaconess ,
divine ,
documentalist ,
dupe ,
ecclesiastic ,
elder ,
elderman ,
engraver ,
factor ,
fed ,
federal agent ,
filing clerk ,
floorwalker ,
freight agent ,
functionary ,
general agent ,
genius ,
giant of learning ,
humanist ,
implement ,
ink spiller ,
inkslinger ,
instrument ,
insurance agent ,
journalizer ,
land agent ,
law agent ,
lay elder ,
lay reader ,
learned clerk ,
learned man ,
lector ,
lecturer ,
letterer ,
librarian ,
literary agent ,
literary man ,
litterateur ,
loan agent ,
lover of learning ,
man of God ,
man of learning ,
man of letters ,
marker ,
mastermind ,
military chaplain ,
mine of information ,
minister ,
news agent ,
notary ,
notary public ,
official ,
padre ,
parish clerk ,
parliamentary agent ,
parson ,
passenger agent ,
pastor ,
pen ,
pencil driver ,
penman ,
penner ,
philologist ,
philologue ,
philomath ,
philosophe ,
philosopher ,
polyhistor ,
polymath ,
preacher ,
precentor ,
press agent ,
prothonotary ,
pundit ,
puppet ,
purchasing agent ,
reader ,
real estate agent ,
reckoner ,
record clerk ,
recorder ,
recording secretary ,
recordist ,
rector ,
register ,
registrar ,
reverend ,
ruling elder ,
sacrist ,
sacristan ,
sales agent ,
sales engineer ,
sales force ,
sales manager ,
sales personnel ,
salesclerk ,
salesgirl ,
saleslady ,
salesman ,
salespeople ,
salesperson ,
saleswoman ,
savant ,
scalper ,
scholar ,
scholastic ,
schoolman ,
scorekeeper ,
scorer ,
scribbler ,
scribe ,
scrivener ,
secretary ,
seller ,
selling agent ,
servant of God ,
sexton ,
shames ,
shepherd ,
shop assistant ,
shop clerk ,
sidesman ,
sky pilot ,
special agent ,
station agent ,
stenographer ,
steward ,
stonecutter ,
store clerk ,
student ,
succentor ,
suisse ,
supply clergy ,
supply minister ,
teaching elder ,
the Reverend ,
the very Reverend ,
theatrical agent ,
thurifer ,
ticket agent ,
ticket scalper ,
timekeeper ,
tonsured cleric ,
tool ,
transcriber ,
travel agent ,
verger ,
vergeress ,
walking delegate ,
walking encyclopedia ,
word -
slinger ,
writer CLERK ,
commerce ,
contract .
A person in the employ of a merchant ,
who attends only to a part of his business ,
while the merchant himself superintends the whole .
He differs from a factor in this ,
that the latter wholly supplies the place of his principal in respect to the property consigned to him .
Pard .
Dr .
Com .
n .
38 ,
1 Chit .
Pract .
80 ;
2 Bouv .
Inst .
n .
1287 .
CLERK ,
officer .
A person employed in an office ,
public or private ,
for keeping records or accounts .
His business is to write or register ,
in proper form ,
the transactions of the tribunal or body to which he belongs .
Some clerks ,
however ,
have little or no writing to do in their offices ,
as ,
the clerk of the market ,
whose duties are confined chiefly to superintending the markets .
In the English law ,
clerk also signifies a clergyman .
CLERK ,
eccl .
law .
Every individual ,
who is attached to the ecclesiastical state ,
and who has submitted to the ceremony of the tonsure ,
is a clerk .
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