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staff如何读

英：[stɑːf]

美：[stæf]

staff英汉释义

n.(名词)

[S] [C] 全体职员; 教职员 group of assistants working together in a business
[P] 参谋,幕僚 chief of staff

v.(动词)

vt. 为…提供职员 supply with staff; provide the workers for

staff是什么意思

n. (名词)

权杖，拐杖，职杖，牧杖
棍，棒，杖，竿
标尺，标杆
支柱
工作人员，职员
参谋人员，参谋机构，幕僚
【音】五线谱
旗竿

adj. (形容词)

人事的
参谋（人员）的，专职的

v. (动词)

给...调配部员，给...配备职员，为…配备人员
配备
组成
在…工作，任职于

staff变形

复数:staffs或staves

第三人称单数:staffs

现在分词:staffing

过去式:staffed

过去分词:staffed

staff词根

词根：staff

staffer 职员；编辑；采访记者

staff英英释义

noun

a long stick carried in the hand for support in walking

a supporting rod: such as

club, cudgel

crosier

a rod carried as a symbol of office or authority

the horizontal lines with their spaces on which music is written called alsostave

any of various graduated sticks or rules used for measuring : rod

the officers chiefly responsible for the internal operations of an institution or business

a group of officers appointed to assist a civil executive or commanding officer

military or naval officers not eligible for operational command

the personnel who assist a director in carrying out an assigned task

plural staff a member of a staff

employs three full-time staff

verb

transitive verb

to supply with a staff or with workers

to serve as a staff member of

an organization staffed by volunteers

staff词组

technical staff技术人员

teaching staff教育工作者（总称）

medical staff医务人员

staff member职员

professional staff专门人员

sales staff销售人员

nursing staff护理人员

administrative staff管理人员；行政人员

production staff生产人员

office staff职员；办公室工作人员

chief of staff参谋长；司令；办公室主任

general staffn. 总参谋部

staff management员工管理；教职员管理；[经]参谋管理

senior staff高级职员；高级人员

support staff支持人员；支援幕僚；后勤人员

marketing staff市场专员；市场销售员

staff development职员培训；人员发展

maintenance staff维修人员

workers and staff members职工

managerial staff管理人员

staff区别

staff, stick, cane

这组词都有“手杖”的意思，其区别是：

staff多指走路爬山时用作支持或防卫使用的长木棒。

stick普通用词，指木制的细长手杖。

cane多指用藤或竹制成的细长的手杖。

以上来源于网络

staff词源中文解释

中古英语 staf，指的是“棍子或杆子”，尤指长约5或6英尺的手持物，源自古英语 stæf（复数 stafas），指的是“手杖，用于携带的坚固杆子，用作武器的棍棒，牧师的权杖”，可能最初源自 *stæb，来自原始日耳曼语 *stab-（也是古撒克逊语 staf，古诺尔斯语 stafr，丹麦语 stav，古弗里斯兰语 stef，中低地德语 staf，古高地德语 stab，德语 Stab，哥特语 *stafs “元素”；中低地德语 stapel “柱子，基础”）。

这被推测为源自 PIE 词根 *stebh- “柱子，支柱，支持，牢固地放置，固定”（也是古立陶宛语 stabas “偶像”，立陶宛语 stiebas “杆子，柱子”；古教会斯拉夫语 stoboru “柱子”；梵语 stabhnati “支撑”；希腊语 stephein “绑扎，环绕，环绕”， staphyle “葡萄藤，一串葡萄”；古英语 stapol “柱子”）。因此，它被认为与 stiff 无关。

许多扩展义从“支撑或支持的东西，维持的东西”这一概念中衍生出来，例如staff of life“面包”，源自圣经中的短语 break the staff of bread，意为“切断食物供应”（利未记26章），翻译自希伯来语 matteh lekhem。作为“插旗杆的杆子”，出现于17世纪。指音乐符号中的水平线，出自17世纪。

“协助指挥官但不负责部队的一组军官”这一意义可追溯到1702年，显然源自德语，源于指挥官的权杖作为职务或权威的象征（这一意义在英语中可追溯到16世纪30年代）；因此有了staff officer（1702年），staff-sergeant（1811年）。在这个意义上， staffs 是常见的复数形式。指“一组员工（如办公室或医院的员工）”的意义可追溯到1837年。

古英语中，复数形式 stæf 是“字母，字符”的常用词，因此也指“写作，文学”，在古英语的与写作有关的复合词中使用，例如 stæfcræft “语法”， stæfcræftig “有字母的”， stæflic “文学的”， stæfleahtor “语法错误”，与 leahtor “邪恶，罪恶，冒犯”。

staff_体育行业词汇

棍

报靶杆

运动员

教练员

工作人员的总称

staff_医学行业词汇

杆，棒：杆样结构

探杆，导引探子：切开取石术中使用的一种导引手术刀的有沟探子

医务人员

杆状：见cell项下

医杖

staff_法律行业词汇

参谋部

staff词源英文解释

Noun Middle English staf, from Old English stæf; akin to Old High German stab staff, Sanskrit stabhnāti he supports

The first known use of staff was before the 12th century

staff儿童词典英英释义

stagger1 of 2verb

to move or cause to move unsteadily from side to side as if about to fall

to begin to doubt and waver : become less confident

to cause to doubt, waver, or hesitate : overwhelm

were staggered by the problems they had to face

to place or arrange in a zigzag or alternate but regular way

stagger2 of 2noun

plural an abnormal condition of domestic animals associated with damage to the central nervous system and marked by unsteady movements and falling

a reeling or unsteady gait or stance

stagehandnoun

a stage worker who handles scenery, properties, or lights

stage1 of 2noun

one of the levels into which a structure can be divided

a floor of a building

a shelf or layer especially as one of a series

a raised platform

a part of a theater including the acting area

the small platform of a microscope on which an object is placed for examination

a center of attention : scene of action

the theatrical profession or art

a place of rest formerly provided for those traveling by stagecoach

the distance between stopping places in a journey

stage coach

traveling by stage

a period or step in a process, activity, or development

an early stage of a disease

one of the periods of the growth and development of a plant or animalalso: an individual in such a stage

the larval stage of a beetle

one of two or more sections of a rocket each having its own fuel and engine

a three-stage missile

stage2 of 2verb

to produce or show publicly on or as if on the stage stage a track meet

stages two plays each year

stagecoachnoun

a coach pulled by horses that carries passengers and mail and runs on a schedule between established stops

stag1 of 2noun

or plural stag an adult male deer especially of one of the larger kinds

a social gathering of men only

a man who attends a dance or party unaccompanied by a woman

stag2 of 2adjective

intended for men only

a stag party

unaccompanied by someone of the opposite sex

staff1 of 2noun

a pole, stick, rod, or bar used as a support or as a sign of authority

a flag hanging limp on its staff

the long handle of a weapon (as a lance or pike)

club entry 1 sense 1a, cudgel

something that is a source of strength

bread is the staff of life

the five horizontal lines and the spaces between them on which music is written

a group of persons serving as assistants to or employees under a chief

a hospital staff

military officers who assist a commanding officer in planning and management but who do not take part in actual combat

staff2 of 2verb

to supply with a staff or with workers

staffernoun

a member of a staff and especially a newspaper staff

staff1 of 2noun

a pole, stick, rod, or bar used as a support or as a sign of authority

a flag hanging limp on its staff

the long handle of a weapon (as a lance or pike)

club entry 1 sense 1a, cudgel

something that is a source of strength

bread is the staff of life

the five horizontal lines and the spaces between them on which music is written

a group of persons serving as assistants to or employees under a chief

a hospital staff

military officers who assist a commanding officer in planning and management but who do not take part in actual combat

staff2 of 2verb

to supply with a staff or with workers

staff1 of 2noun

a pole, stick, rod, or bar used as a support or as a sign of authority

a flag hanging limp on its staff

the long handle of a weapon (as a lance or pike)

club entry 1 sense 1a, cudgel

something that is a source of strength

bread is the staff of life

the five horizontal lines and the spaces between them on which music is written

a group of persons serving as assistants to or employees under a chief

a hospital staff

military officers who assist a commanding officer in planning and management but who do not take part in actual combat

staff2 of 2verb

to supply with a staff or with workers

staff医学词典英英释义

staffnoun

the doctors and surgeons regularly attached to a hospital and helping to determine its policies and guide its activities

staff 例句

1 It was already crowded with Washington Post staff members.

2 His remarks led to the breakdown of talks between the staff and the management.

他的话导致了劳资谈判的破裂.

3 “But Pole Star has almost half its crew staffed with augments.”

4 He wore a cheap dragon necklace and carried around a staff.

5 The advice centre is staffed entirely by volunteers.

在咨询中心工作的全部是志愿者。

6 The staff had moved back; the two Generals were alone.

7 Two Level Three kids rushed into the foyer, dueling with long, glowing staffs.

8 I watch Sis walk away with the staff in her hands, wishing I had the courage to blurt out a promise—I will return your dragon!

9 The buildings, particularly the ones for the prison staff, were clean and contemporary; but the housing for the prisoners was archaic and dirty.

10 What lay ahead most immediately were good-byes—dozens and dozens of them, all emotional, as the staff we loved and appreciated so much would begin to rotate out of the White House.

11 Write the letter names of the lines in your staff: Write the letter names of the spaces:

12 I've budgeted for two new member of staff.

我已经把两名新职员的名额编入预算了.

13 Chairman who never wanders about his agency becomes a hermit, out of touch with his staff.

一个从不四处走动的管理人员,久而久之将形同离群索居的隐士, 与员工失去联系.

14 The packing company owners, the governor’s staff, and the deputy chief of police met to put together a return-to-work plan for the twelve thousand black employees.

15 “The first thing I told our staff is that we would be in command and out of control,” Van Riper says, echoing the words of the management guru Kevin Kelly.

16 It was small and cramped, with the thirty-two competitors, their coaches, officials, medical staff, and volunteers crowding the space.

17 These terms often appear below the staff, although writing them above the staff is also allowed.

18 I lift an ebony staff carved with the head of a woman balancing a double-edged ax.

19 He was taller than Lee, head like a boulder, full- bearded, long-haired, always a bit sloppy, gloomy, shocked his staff by going into battle once wearing carpet slippers.

20 The night he had stopped by her father’s party and spotted her in the shadows with one of her father’s younger, but still way older than her, staff members.