headwaiter

英['hed'weɪtə] 美['hed'weɪtə]
  • n. 服务生领班
Noun:
  1. a dining-room attendant who is in charge of the waiters and the seating of customers

1. He was promoted from chef of ring to headwaiter.
他从包桌服务员晋升为服务员领班。

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2. The headwaiter was debonair with the guests but firm with the waiters.
领班对客人温文有礼,但是对侍者却很强硬。

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3. "I'm very sorry, Sir," said the regretful headwaiter. "Oh, it's quite all right," said the guest, "but I'm afraid I'll have to trouble you again..."
“我很抱歉,先生。”服务生领班歉意地说。“哦,没关系。”这位客人说,“恐怕这次我又要麻烦你了…”。

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4. Because if a real disaster should come to pass, people will rise to the expectations set by their CEO or headwaiter, and they will follow their leader almost anywhere.
因为一旦真实的灾难发生,人们将会寄希望于他们的CEO或领班,然后跟着他们的头到任意的地方去。

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5. Because if a real disaster should come to pass, people will rise to the expectations set by their CEO or headwaiter, and they will follow their leader almost anywhere.
因为一旦真实的灾难发生,人们将会寄希望于他们的CEO或领班,然后跟着他们的头到任意的地方去。

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