caterer

UK:  ['keɪtərə(r)]

US:  ['keɪtərər]

复数：caterers  

n.

1.包办伙食[宴席]的人;(娱乐节目等的)筹办者;逗人乐的人

1 . His father was a film set caterer and former hotel manager and his mother was also a film set caterer.
他的父亲原先是一个饭店经理，后来为影视剧组提供饮食与服务，他的母亲也为影视剧组提供饮食与服务。

2 . Her Aunt Lupe and Uncle Dennis found a caterer in Tijuana, Mexico, who would serve chicken cordon bleu for $7 a person.
她的舅妈卢皮和舅舅丹尼斯在墨西哥的提华纳找了一家宴会筹办公司，奶酪火腿鸡排每人份只要7美元。

3 . Jane asked the caterer for a menu along the lines of the Morgans' wedding reception.
简向宴会组织者要了一份和摩根夫妇的婚礼宴会差不多的菜谱。

4 . "Enough to feed a family of eight, " said Frank Puleo, a caterer from Staten Island who has traveled to China to handle food-related issues.
“它足够让一个八口之家食用了”，法兰克·布里奥说。他是一位来自洲岛到中国处理食品相关问题的膳食主任。

5 . A family member in the case's household works as a caterer, frequently processing poultry product, including slaughtering.
该病例的一名家庭成员从事餐饮服务工作，经常处理家禽产品，包括家禽宰杀。