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Перевод: assistant

[прилагательное]
помогающий;
[существительное]
помощник ; ассистент ; заместитель судьи; лаборант

Тезаурус:

1. The induction pack gives the care assistant a very useful source of information to refer to whenever there's a problem.
2. "You must be joking," she said, and began to tell me something of her experience as a black girl in a predominantly white city: of the boutique manageress who said to her assistant, "Watch that black girl - they pinch things."
3. At Surrey the "amateur" W. W. Read was employed as "assistant secretary" to the club for 250 a year - a post he relinquished when he ceased to play.
4. Bertrand, accompanied by Commander Alastair Denniston, head of the Government Code and Cypher School (GC CS) and his assistant Dillwyn Knox, met with the Poles in a forest near Warsaw.
5. He is best imagined as an old-fashioned sawbones before the invention of anaesthetics, carving away placidly while an assistant holds down the screaming patient.
6. But Boro assistant manager John Pickering persuaded linesman Graham Grandridge to change his mind after pointing out Wimbledon's Roger Joseph lying on the ground.
7. The low headroom on the staircase meant that we had to find a sensible height for the border by doing a "dry" run without cutting any material from the roll (an assistant is invaluable for this).
8. Tim first met Princess Anne when he was an assistant navigating officer on the Royal Yacht Britannia in 1979 and received an unexpected invitation to dine with the royal family.
9. In one shop I virtually had to drag a sales assistant away from his pressing chat with a colleague to help me.
10. Coleman lived on cordial terms with his assistant, William Sewell, for over 40 years.
11. Wimbledon's hard man ran across the pitch to point threateningly at Middlesbrough assistant manager John Pickering.
12. Wilby was interviewed by an assistant his own age before being granted a 2,500 loan in the name of his father William, 49.
13. Possibly the most poignant illustration of that was from the last testament of the Assistant Governor of the Maze Prison, "I feel sorry for them," he said of his killers, knowing as he wrote that he was likely to die.