attendants

英 [əˈtɛndənts]

美 [əˈtɛndənts]

n.  服务员; 侍者; (要人的)侍从，随从; (病人的)护理者
attendant的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT （加油站、停车场、更衣室等的）服务员，侍者
  Anattendantis someone whose job is to serve or help people in a place such as a petrol station, a car park, or a cloakroom.
  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。
• ADJ 伴随的；附带的；相关的
  You useattendantto describe something that results from a thing already mentioned or that is connected with it.
  1. 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。
  2. ...the risks attendant on the exploration of the unknown.
     探索未知所带来的危险

双语例句

• Astounded, the flight attendants asked the captain what he had said.
  两位惊讶不已的乘务员问机长说了些什么。
• Four attendants bore the queen's palanquin.
  四个随从抬着王后的轿子。
• If you get lost, there are always subway attendants that can help you find your way.
  如果你走丢了，总会有地铁服务员帮你找到正确的路线。
• I immediately rang the flight attendant call button and asked for assistance from the other flight attendants.
  我马上拨通这次航班服务人员的呼叫电话按钮，寻求从其他航班服务人员处获得帮助。
• You've done something for flight attendants?
  你为空中乘务员做了什么事吗？
• We're called flight attendants now.
  我们现在都成了机组成员了。
• I love flight attendants this job, because I want to fly in the sky.
  我爱空姐这份职业，由于我想往在天空中翱翔。
• The attendants should look at everything from the passengers'angle and take care of their every need.
  乘务员要事事设身处地为旅客着想。
• The president gave the prince and his attendants a farewell banquet.
  总统为王子和他的随行人员举行了告别宴会。
• One of the attendants during the war was lack of food.
  战争的伴随物之一是缺乏食物。