clerical

UK:  ['klerɪk(ə)l]

US:  ['klerɪk(ə)l]

adj.

1.职员[办事员,事务员]的,办公室工作的

2.教士的,牧师的

3.牧师的;教师的

4.事务性的

n.

1.牧师服,教士服

1 . Not a word. I gathered it was a clerical or executive job of some kind, because he had the appearance. And his hands were soft.
一句也没说。我推测他是一个办公室的工作人员或者干的是某种行政上的工作，因为他具有这种外表。而他的手很软。

2 . The application results of the system showed that this GRDWs system enhanced the efficiency and reduced the clerical cost .
应用结果表明，该公文流转系统很好的提高了工作效率，降低了行政成本。

3 . Her ardent sense of propriety fears that Bertha, in bed, might not be costumed decorously enough for the visit of a clerical gentleman.
她那强烈的礼仪感使她担心卧床的伯莎衣饰不整，不适合接待一位圣职人员的来访。

4 . His word was a double-barrelled compliment. It implied that she was an agreeable female, and also her husband had a clerical appearance.
他的话是双重意义的恭维。一方面表示她是一位可爱的女性，另一方面表示她丈夫具有牧师风度。

5 . She worked her way up for a clerical job to a management position at the Bank of Hawaii.
她通过努力工作从一个办事员最终走上夏威夷银行的管理职位。