assistant

UK:  [ə'sɪst(ə)nt]

US:  [ə'sɪstənt]

复数：assistants  

adj.

1.辅助的;助理的

2.辅助物

3.帮助的,副的

n.

1.助手;帮手,助理

2.辅助物;(染色的)辅助剂;起辅助作用的东西

3.补助剂

4.助教

5.副手

6.帮助者

7.店员,伙计

1 . People aren't knocked off-kilter when a young office assistant shows up in a revealing dress.
如果一位年轻的办公室助理穿着暴露，人们往往不会感到惊讶；

2 . In each of our classes there was a Chinese teaching assistant, generally a college student, to help translate.
我们所教的学习班上都有一个讲中文的教学助手（一般都是在校大学生）帮忙做些翻译工作。

3 . It was just a few short years ago that Yang Xin was applying his skills as assistant to BIG general manager Lin Xiao Wu but not any more.
几年前，杨辛凭其的能力曾经担任了比格文化传播有限公司林小五总经理的助理。

4 . After cooking, we were all sweaty. However, mum and Iall felt happy. She said Iwas growing up and became her good assistant.
经过烹调，咱们都汗流浃背。然而，妈妈和我都感到开心。她说，我的成长过程，并成为她的好助手。

5 . If she kept going with that bottom-up approach, she might have eventually progressed to being an executive assistant.
如果她继续由下至上的方法，那她可能最后升职成为执行助理。