clerk

UK
/klɑːk/
US
/klɜrk/

Übersetzungen

clerksubstantiv
clerks
Pl.
UK
/klɑːk/
US
/klɜrk/
The clerk at the front desk was very helpful.
Клерк на стойке регистрации был очень полезен.
The clerk organized all the files for the meeting.
Секретарь организовал все файлы для встречи.
The bank hired a new clerk to manage customer accounts.
Банк нанял нового служащего для управления счетами клиентов.
clerkverb
clerked
Präteritum
clerked
Partizip Perfekt
clerking
Gerundium
UK
/klɑːk/
US
/klɜrk/
работать клерком
He used to clerk at a law firm during the summer.
Летом он работал клерком в юридической фирме.
clerkadjektiv
UK
/klɑːk/
US
/klɜrk/
Used attributively before another noun to denote something connected with clerks or clerical work (e.g. "clerk position").

Definitionen

clerksubstantiv
A person employed in an office or bank to keep records, accounts, and undertake other routine administrative duties.
The clerk at the front desk helped me check in to the hotel.
A person who works in a store and assists customers with their purchases.
The clerk at the grocery store helped me find the cereal aisle.
An official in charge of the records of a court, municipality, or other organization.
The court clerk prepared the documents for the judge's review.
A member of the clergy, especially in the Anglican Church.
The clerk delivered the sermon at the Sunday service.
A law student or recent law school graduate employed to assist a judge or attorney with legal research and writing.
After law school, she became a clerk for a federal appellate judge.
clerkverb
To work as a clerk, performing administrative or office tasks.
She clerks at the local law firm, handling paperwork and client inquiries.
To keep records or accounts, typically in a professional setting.
He clerks for the city council, ensuring all meeting minutes are accurately recorded.
clerkadjektiv
Attributive. Relating to clerks or their duties; clerical.
The company advertised several clerk positions in its finance department.