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

noun

a person put in charge of the affairs of a large household or estate, whose duties include supervision of the kitchen and the servants, management of household accounts, etc.

one who acts as a supervisor or administrator, as of finances and property, for another or others

a person variously responsible for the food and drink, the service personnel, etc. in a club, restaurant, etc.

a person, usually one of a group, in charge of arrangements for a ball, race, meeting, etc.

an attendant, as on a ship, train, etc., employed to look after the passengers' comfort

flight attendant

an officer on a ship who is in charge of stores and culinary arrangements

shop steward

a person morally responsible for the careful use of money, time, talents, or other resources, esp. with respect to the principles or needs of a community or group

our responsibility as stewards of the earth's resources

verb intransitive

to act as a steward

verb transitive

10.

to be the steward of (something); manage

单词	steward
释义	Trends of steward View usage for: steward (stjuːəʳd, US stuː-) Word forms: plural stewards 1. countable noun A steward is a man who works on a ship, plane, or train, looking after passengers and serving meals to them. 2. countable noun A steward is someone who has the responsibility for looking after property. The Earl didn't have the money or good judgement to employ a steward to manage theplace for him. Synonyms: custodian, warden, caretaker, curator More Synonyms of steward 3. countable noun A steward is a man or woman who helps to organize a race, march, or other public event. The steward at the march stood his ground while the rest of the marchers decidedto run. 4. See also shop steward More Synonyms of steward steward in British English (ˈstjʊəd) noun 1. a person who administers the property, house, finances, etc, of another 2. a person who manages the eating arrangements, staff, or service at a club, hotel, etc 3. a person who attends to passengers on an aircraft, ship, or train 4. a mess attendant in a naval mess afloat or ashore 5. a person who helps to supervise some event or proceedings in an official capacity 6. short for shop steward verb 7. to act or serve as a steward (of something) Derived forms stewardship (ˈstewardˌship) noun Word origin Old English stigweard, from stig hall (see sty) + weard ward steward in American English (ˈstuərd; ˈstjuərd) noun 1. a person put in charge of the affairs of a large household or estate, whose duties include supervision of the kitchen and the servants, management of household accounts, etc. 2. one who acts as a supervisor or administrator, as of finances and property, for another or others 3. a person variously responsible for the food and drink, the service personnel, etc. in a club, restaurant, etc. 4. a person, usually one of a group, in charge of arrangements for a ball, race, meeting, etc. 5. a. an attendant, as on a ship, train, etc., employed to look after the passengers' comfort b. flight attendant 6. an officer on a ship who is in charge of stores and culinary arrangements 7. shop steward 8. a person morally responsible for the careful use of money, time, talents, or other resources, esp. with respect to the principles or needs of a community or group our responsibility as stewards of the earth's resources verb intransitive 9. to act as a steward verb transitive 10. to be the steward of (something); manage Derived forms stewardship (ˈstewardˌship) noun Word origin ME stiward < OE stiweard < stig, enclosure, hall, sty1 + weard, keeper, ward Examples of 'steward' in a sentence steward You need to inventory your gifts so you can be a good steward. Christianity Today (2000) We used to be called room stewards. Times, Sunday Times (2010) There were further jobs as a club steward and in a silk warehouse. Times, Sunday Times (2011) The elderly house steward opened the door and spoke in the hollow whisper. Frances Hodgson Burnett Emily Fox-Seton (1901) But that moment of total and utter jubilation turned to worry as a stewards inquiry was announced. The Sun (2015) Stewards should have acted during the race. The Sun (2008) He soon became a senior shop steward. Times, Sunday Times (2015) We have a galaxy of ineffective and obnoxious stewards in the ground. Times, Sunday Times (2011) We are instructed to be trustworthy stewards of the goods that have been placed in our care. Times, Sunday Times (2013) And race stewards face a big task to make sure teams are not passing on coded messages to their drivers. The Sun (2014) Maybe we should employ more stewards. The Sun (2008) Soon a stewards inquiry was called. Frankie Dettori with Jonathan Powell FRANKIE: The Autobiography of Frankie Dettori (2004) Second, ensuring that union stewards are well trained is equally important. Tompkins, Jonathan Human Resource Management in Government (1995) The Uefa policy of having stewards manage the barrier will likely be reviewed for future games. Times, Sunday Times (2016) He did not risk making a bigger fight fearing another trip to the stewards' room. The Sun (2011) Club stewards will mix with the 3,000 away fans. The Sun (2008) There were 14 passengers and a steward who served tea and biscuits. Times, Sunday Times (2006) Stewards were employed to keep crowds under control in London. Times, Sunday Times (2009) After this race last year, he was accused of lying to race stewards over a minor incident. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Did stewards take any action? Times, Sunday Times (2012) Many stewards were taken aback at the prospect of such a drawn-out dispute and the union appears less bombastic this time around. Times, Sunday Times (2010) The butler, or house steward, came first. Amanda Mackenzie Stuart Consuelo & Alva: Love and Power in the Gilded Age (2005) In other languages steward British English: steward /ˈstjʊəd/ NOUN A steward is a man whose job is to look after passengers on a ship, plane, or train. American English: steward Arabic: مُضِيف Brazilian Portuguese: supervisor Chinese: 乘务员 Croatian: stjuard Czech: stevard Danish: steward Dutch: steward European Spanish: auxiliar Finnish: stuertti French: steward German: Steward Greek: θαλαμηπόλος Italian: steward Japanese: スチュワード Korean: 승무원 Norwegian: vert Polish: steward European Portuguese: comissário de bordo Romanian: steward Russian: управляющий Latin American Spanish: auxiliar de vuelo Swedish: steward Thai: บริกรบนเครื่องบิน Turkish: hostes Ukrainian: стюард Vietnamese: tiếp viên Chinese translation of 'steward' steward (ˈstjuːəd) n (c) (on ship, plane, train) 乘务(務)员(員) (chéngwùyuán) (名, míng) (at race, march, in club) 干(幹)事 (gànshi) (个(個), gè) 1 (noun) in the sense of flight attendant Definition a person who looks after passengers and serves meals on a ship or aircraft a former airline steward who joined the police Synonyms flight attendant stewardess air hostess air stewardess cabin attendant 2 (noun) in the sense of custodian Definition a person who administers someone else's property a steward to manage the place Synonyms custodian the custodian of the holy shrine in Mecca warden He was a warden at the local parish church. caretaker The caretaker sleeps in the building all night. curator keeper the keeper of the library at the V&A guardian He regards himself as a guardian of traditional values. watchdog the government's consumer watchdog superintendent (US) a building superintendent protector warder The inmates of the jail have taken a prison warder hostage. watchman He worked for ten years as a watchman in a factory. overseer Officials agreed to appoint a federal overseer to run the agency's daily business. Additional synonyms in the sense of caretaker Definition a person employed to look after a place or thing The caretaker sleeps in the building all night. Synonyms warden, keeper, porter (British), superintendent (US), curator, custodian, watchman, janitor, concierge in the sense of guardian Definition someone legally appointed to manage the affairs of another person, such as a child or other vulnerable person He regards himself as a guardian of traditional values. Synonyms keeper, champion, defender, guard, trustee, warden, curator, protector, warder, custodian, preserver in the sense of keeper Definition a person in charge of a museum, collection, or section of a museum the keeper of the library at the V&A Synonyms curator, guardian, steward, superintendent (US), attendant, caretaker, overseer, preserver Synonyms of 'steward' steward Explore 'steward' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of overseer Officials agreed to appoint a federal overseer to run the agency's daily business. Synonyms supervisor, manager, chief, boss (informal), master, inspector, superior, administrator, steward, superintendent, gaffer (informal, British), or woman or person">foreman or woman or person, super (informal) in the sense of superintendent a building superintendent Synonyms warden, caretaker, curator, keeper, porter (British), custodian, watchman, janitor, concierge in the sense of warden Definition a person who is in charge of a building, such as a youth hostel, and its occupants He was a warden at the local parish church. Synonyms steward, guardian, administrator, superintendent (US), caretaker, curator, warder, custodian, watchman, janitor in the sense of warder Definition a prison officer The inmates of the jail have taken a prison warder hostage. Synonyms jailer, guard, screw (slang), warden, prison officer, keeper, captor, custodian, turnkey (archaic), gaoler in the sense of watchdog Definition a person or group that acts as a guard against inefficiency or illegality the government's consumer watchdog Synonyms guardian, monitor, inspector, protector, custodian, scrutineer in the sense of watchman Definition a man employed to guard buildings or property He worked for ten years as a watchman in a factory. Synonyms guard, security guard, security man, custodian, caretaker
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