attendant是什么意思音标:英 [əˈtendənt]美 [əˈtɛndənt]

n. 随从, 侍者, 出席者
a. 侍候的, 伴随的, 出席的, 在场的

n. someone who waits on or tends to or attends to the needs of another
n. a person who is present and participates in a meeting
s. being present (at meeting or event etc.) "attendant members of the congreation"
s. following or accompanying as a consequence

attendant的用法和例句：

1.While the district attorney could not attend today, he's assured me that he will be attending the ceremony.

虽然检察官今天没能到场 但他向我保证那天他一定会参与典礼

2.New attendings spend their first shift with an existing attending to learn the ropes.

新主治医师的第一个值班 得跟着现任主治医师熟悉环境

3.Colleges look at things pke school attendance, game attendance, your grades.

大学会在意出勤 比赛出勤 成绩什么的

4.I want to be alert and cleareyed for my pending rendezvous with fpght attendant tonight and fpght attendant tomorrow.

我要保持头脑清醒 做好准备与今晚的空乘 还有明晚的空乘约会

5.But only if the other attendings agree to it.

但还要另一个主治医生同意

6.No, you don't have a choice. I'm your attending.

这由不得你选 我是你的主治医师

7.That's what happened. It was the attendant.

就是这样的 是那个服务人员干的

8.But why am I on these? I have good attendance.

为什么我在名单上 我的出勤率没问题啊

9.So, I guess this has to do with your attendance.

所以应该和你的出勤率有关吧

10.I'm about to scrub in, and there's no attending here.

我马上要进手术室了 没有主治医师在场