英语词汇“staff”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	staff
释义	Trends of staff View usage for: staff (stɑːf, stæf) Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular presenttense staffs, present participle staffing, past tense, past participle staffed 1. countable noun [with singular or plural verb] The staff of an organization are the people who work for it. The staff were very good. The outpatient program has a staff of six people. He thanked his staff. ...members of staff. Many employers seek diversity in their staffs. Synonyms: workers, employees, personnel, workforce More Synonyms of staff 2. See also Chief of Staff 3. plural noun People who are part of a particular staff are often referred to as staff. 10 staff were allocated to the task. He had the complete support of hospital staff. 4. verb [usually passive] If an organization is staffed by particular people, they are the people who work for it. They are staffed by volunteers. [be V-ed + by/with] The center is staffed with highly trained physicians. [beV-ed by/with n] The centre is staffed at all times. [be VERB-ed] Some have regular clinics staffed by nursing officers. [VERB-ed] Synonyms: man, work, operate, crew More Synonyms of staff staffed adjective [adverb ADJECTIVE] The house allocated to them was pleasant and spacious, and well-staffed. ...poorly staffed hotels. 5. See also short-staffed 6. countable noun A staff is a strong stick or pole. 7. A staff is the five lines that music is written on. [US]regional note: in BRIT, use stave More Synonyms of staff staff in British English 1 (stɑːf) nounWord forms: plural for senses 1,3,4 staffsWord forms: plural for senses 5-9 staffs or staves (steɪvz) 1. a group of people employed by a company, individual, etc, for executive, clerical, sales work, etc 2. (modifier) attached to or provided for the staff of an establishment a staff doctor 3. the body of teachers or lecturers of an educational institution, as distinct from the students 4. the officers appointed to assist a commander, service, or central headquarters organization in establishing policy, plans, etc 5. a stick with some special use, such as a walking stick or an emblem of authority 6. something that sustains or supports bread is the staff of life 7. a pole on which a flag is hung 8. mainly British a graduated rod used in surveying, esp for sighting to with a levelling instrument Usual US name: rod 9. Also called: stave music a. the system of horizontal lines grouped into sets of five (four in the case of plainsong) upon which music is written. The spaces between them are also used, being employed in conjunction with a clef in order to give a graphic indication of pitch b. any set of five lines in this system together with its clef the treble staff verb 10. (transitive) to provide with a staff Word origin Old English stæf; related to Old Frisian stef, Old Saxon staf, German Stab, Old Norse stafr, Gothic Stafs; see stave staff in British English 2 (stɑːf) noun US a mixture of plaster and hair used to cover the external surface of temporary structures and for decoration Word origin C19: of unknown origin staff in American English 1 (stæf; stɑf) nounWord forms: plural staffs or staves 1. a stick, rod, or pole ; specif., a. a stick used as a support in walking b. a pole or club used as a weapon c. a pole for supporting a banner or flag d. a rod, wand, crosier, etc. used as a symbol of authority e. Archaic a shaft, as of a lance f. any of several graduated sticks or rules used for measuring, as in surveying 2. a group of people assisting a chief, manager, president, or other leader 3. a group of officers serving a military or naval commanding officer in an advisory and administrative capacity without combat duties or command 4. a specific group of workers or employees a teaching staff, newspaper staff, maintenance staff 5. Music the horizontal lines on and between which notes are written or printed: the placement of a note on the staff indicates its pitch adjective 6. of, by, for, or on a staff; specif., employed full-time, as on a magazine staff, rather than as a freelance writer verb transitive 7. to provide with a staff, as of workers Word origin ME staf < OE stæf, akin to Ger stab, < IE base steb(h)-, post, pole > stem1, stamp staff in American English 2 (stæf; stɑf) US noun a building material of plaster and fiber, used for temporary decorative work Word origin < Ger staffieren, to fill out, decorate; via Du < OFr estoffe, stuff COBUILD Collocations staff additional staff administrative staff enough staff experienced staff friendly staff full-time staff junior staff knowledgeable staff loyal staff permanent staff qualified staff senior staff skilled staff temporary staff Examples of 'staff' in a sentence staff The oldest staff maintained discipline often just with the raising of an eyebrow and rarely shouted. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Staff use computers to assess how sick people are but staff numbers plummet after hours. The Sun (2013) Or a management executive whose staff are being squeezed in the credit crunch. Times, Sunday Times (2008) How are they to recruit a new staff and train them without a veteran available to assist? Times, Sunday Times (2014) The club have not been able to pay their players and staff for the past month. Times, Sunday Times (2012) They warned that safety was at risk because of a lack of trained staff willing to cover. Times, Sunday Times (2016) There were claims we had too many management and backroom staff. The Sun (2014) This example did more for the nursing staff than any number of lectures. Siegel, Bernie S. (MD) Love, Medicine and Miracles (1990) Their official wages were not that far divorced from those of clerical staff. Leo McKinstry Sir Alf: A Major Reappraisal of the Life and Times of England's Greatest FootballManager (2006) Victims also alleged that members of hospital staff were complicit in the abuse. Times, Sunday Times (2014) He had a staff of six salespeople working for him. Hambly, Dr Kenneth Banish Anxiety - how to stop worrying and take charge of your life (1991) Salaries were so low that two senior staff members had left. Susie Gilbert and Jay Shir A TALE OF FOUR HOUSES: Opera at Covent Garden, La Scala, Vienna and the Met since1945 (2003) The auction staff can also explain the bidding process. Times, Sunday Times (2014) They struggle on shoestring grants and the boundless goodwill of volunteers and poorly paid staff. Times, Sunday Times (2007) Three years ago half of call centre staff left each year. The Sun (2010) Staff can join company netball or running teams and fortnightly massages are available. Times, Sunday Times (2012) He said he was watching as part of the staff! The Sun (2012) We must make good staff hires in the church. Christianity Today (2000) The second is that the sector employs staff with skills that are not easy to find. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Doctors and nurses are more likely to turn up than technical and support staff. Times, Sunday Times (2006) Shop staff are often set targets on warranty sales. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Staff told people trying to get in to go away. The Sun (2013) One in five staff said their job had taken priority over their personal life in the past year. The Sun (2009) He claims sales staff were told not to sell Autonomy software. Times, Sunday Times (2012) We have had six times the normal number of dealing staff working and will keep working flat out until our normal fluent service is restored. Times, Sunday Times (2013) In other languages staff British English: staff /stɑːf/ NOUN personnel* The staff of an organization are the people who work for it. The staff were very good. American English: staff workers Arabic: مَجْمُوعَةُ الـعَامِلِيـن Brazilian Portuguese: quadro de funcionários Chinese: 工作人员 Croatian: osoblje Czech: personál Danish: personale Dutch: personeel European Spanish: plantilla Finnish: sauva French: personnel German: Personal Greek: προσωπικό Italian: bastone Japanese: 職員 workers Korean: 직원 Norwegian: stang Polish: personel European Portuguese: quadro de funcionários Romanian: staff Russian: персонал Latin American Spanish: bastón Swedish: stav Thai: พนักงาน Turkish: personel asa Ukrainian: персонал Vietnamese: cột cọc British English: staff /stɑːf/ NOUN stick A staff is a stout rod or stick. American English: staff stick or rod Arabic: عَصَا Brazilian Portuguese: bastão Chinese: 杆 Croatian: štap Czech: hůl Danish: stav Dutch: stok European Spanish: bastón Finnish: henkilökunta French: bâton travailleurs German: Personal Greek: προσωπικό Italian: personale dipendenti Japanese: 棒 stick or rod Korean: 지팡이 Norwegian: stab Polish: pałka European Portuguese: bastão Romanian: baston Russian: палка Latin American Spanish: personal empleados Swedish: personal Thai: ไม้ค้ำ เสาค้ำ ไม้เท้า Turkish: sopa Ukrainian: палиця Vietnamese: nhân viên All related terms of 'staff' half-staff → half-mast hotel staff the people who work in a hotel level staff a graduated rod that is used to determine differences in elevation loyal staff The staff of an organization are the people who work for it. staff bonus A bonus is an extra amount of money that is added to someone's pay, usually because they have worked very hard. staff nurse A staff nurse is a hospital nurse whose rank is just below that of a sister or charge nurse. staff-tree any of a genus ( Celastrus ) of shrubby , usually climbing , plants of the staff-tree family, growing in Asia, Australia , and North America, including bittersweet staff wages Someone's wages are the amount of money that is regularly paid to them for the work that they do. counter staff people who work behind the counter of a bank , post office, etc enough staff The staff of an organization are the people who work for it. general staff officers assigned to advise commanders in the planning and execution of military operations ground staff The people who are paid to maintain a sports ground are called the ground staff . Jacob's staff a medieval instrument for measuring heights and distances junior staff The staff of an organization are the people who work for it. senior staff The staff of an organization are the people who work for it. skilled staff The staff of an organization are the people who work for it. special staff all staff officers assigned to headquarters of a division or higher unit who are not members of the general staff or personal staff staff canteen a canteen or cafeteria in a company, establishment , etc, for members of staff to eat at staff college a training centre for executive military personnel staff meeting a meeting attended by the members of staff of a company, school, etc, to discuss issues relating to the running of the company, school, etc staff officer In the army and air force, a staff officer is an officer who works for a commander or in the headquarters. domestic staff household servants friendly staff The staff of an organization are the people who work for it. levelling staff a graduated rod that is used to determine differences in elevation pastoral staff of, characterized by, or depicting rural life, scenery , etc permanent staff The staff of an organization are the people who work for it. personal staff the aides of a general officer or a flag officer qualified staff The staff of an organization are the people who work for it. skeleton staff the minimum staff needed by a company during a time where most staff do not normally work, such as a holiday , weekend , etc staff corporal a noncommissioned rank in the British Army above that of staff sergeant and below that of warrant officer staff discount a discount off goods sold by a particular shop , given to members of staff of that shop staff salaries A salary is the money that someone is paid each month by their employer , especially when they are in a profession such as teaching , law, or medicine . staff sergeant A staff sergeant is a person of middle rank in the British army or the United States army, marines, or air force. staff shortages If there is a shortage of something, there is not enough of it. staff training training to improve the performance or knowledge of the employees or workforce or a company, etc teaching staff those members of staff in a school, college, or university who teach telesales staff the members of a company's staff that deal with telesales temporary staff The staff of an organization are the people who work for it. additional staff The staff of an organization are the people who work for it. Chief of Staff The Chiefs of Staff are the most senior officers in each service of the armed forces. experienced staff The staff of an organization are the people who work for it. headquarters staff the people who work at the headquarters of an organization managerial staff staff in positions of management nonteaching staff employees within an academic or vocational environment whose jobs do not involve teaching staff association an association of employees that performs some of the functions of a trade union, such as representing its members in discussions with the management , and may also have other social and professional purposes staff of life bread , regarded as the basic food administrative staff The staff of an organization are the people who work for it. full-time staff The staff of an organization are the people who work for it. knowledgeable staff The staff of an organization are the people who work for it. member of staff an employee of a particular organization Chinese translation of 'staff' staff (stɑːf) n (c) (= workforce) 职(職)员(員) (zhíyuán) (名, míng) ⇒ an error by one of his staff 他的一名职员犯的过失 (tā de yī míng zhíyuán fàn de guòshī) (liter, = stick) 棍棒 (gùnbàng) (根, gēn) vt 为(為) ... 配备(備)职(職)员(員) (wèi ... pèibèi zhíyuán) ⇒ It was staffed by engineers. 为其配备了工程师。 (Wèi qí pèibèile gōngchéngshī.) 1 (noun) in the sense of workers Definition the people employed in a company, school, or organization The staff were very good. Synonyms workers employees personnel changes in personnel within the company workforce a country where half the workforce is unemployed team organization 2 (noun) in the sense of stick Definition a stick with some special use, such as a walking stick or an emblem of authority We carried a staff that was notched at various lengths. Synonyms stick Crowds armed with sticks and stones took to the streets. pole The sign hung at the top of a large pole. rod reinforced with steel rods prop crook cane stave wand a magician's wand sceptre (verb) in the sense of man Definition to provide (a company, school, or organization) with a staff They are staffed by volunteers. Synonyms man Soldiers manned roadblocks in the city. work I learnt how to work the forklift. operate The machine operates at a pace of just 2 miles per hour. crew people Additional synonyms in the sense of operate Definition to work The machine operates at a pace of just 2 miles per hour. Synonyms work, go, run, perform, function in the sense of personnel Definition the people employed in an organization or for a service changes in personnel within the company Synonyms employees, people, members, staff, workers, men and women, workforce, human resources, helpers, liveware in the sense of pole Definition a long slender rounded piece of wood, metal, or other material The sign hung at the top of a large pole. Synonyms rod, post, support, staff, standard, bar, stick, stake, paling, shaft, upright, pillar, mast, picket, spar, stave Synonyms of 'staff' staff Explore 'staff' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of rod Definition a thin straight pole made of wood or metal reinforced with steel rods Synonyms stick, bar, pole, shaft, switch, crook, cane, birch, dowel in the sense of wand Definition a rod used by a magician when performing a trick or by a fairy when casting a spell a magician's wand Synonyms stick, rod, cane, baton, stake, switch, birch, twig, sprig, withe, withy in the sense of work Definition to operate (a machine or a piece of equipment) I learnt how to work the forklift. Synonyms operate, use, move, control, drive, manage, direct, handle, manipulate, wield, ply in the sense of workforce Definition the total number of people available for work a country where half the workforce is unemployed Synonyms employees, staff, personnel, human resources, manpower, labour force
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