| 单词 | office |
| 释义 | Word family noun office officer official officialdom officialese officiousness adjective official ≠ unofficial officious verb officiate adverb officially ≠ unofficially officiously Related topics: Offices, Officialsldoce_806_pof·fice /ˈɒfɪs $ ˈɒː-, ˈɑː-/ ●●● S1 W1 noun 1 building 建筑 [countable]BBO a building that belongs to a company or an organization, with rooms where people can work at desks 办公楼，办事处，公司 The department occupies an office just a mile from the White House. 该部门就在离白宫一英里远的地方有个办公楼。main/head office (=the most important office) 总部大楼 The head office is in Edinburgh. 总部在爱丁堡。 Did you go to the office (=the office where you work) today? 今天你去办公室了吗？at the office Have a nice day at the office. 愿你今天上班愉快。local/regional office The agency has a network of regional offices. 这家机构在各地都有办事处。office staff/workers/equipment etc Office staff need well-designed desks and chairs. 办公室人员需要设计精良的桌椅。 the increased demand for office space 对办公室空间日益增长的需求 →5 See picture of filing cabinet BrE【英】/file cabinet AmE【美】文件柜, photocopier 复印机, flip chart 翻页挂图 ... →4 See picture on 见图 Page A8 In the office 办公室里2 room 房间 [countable]BBO a room where someone has a desk and works, on their own or with other people 办公室 the manager’s office 经理办公室 Sorry, Ann’s not in her office right now. 很抱歉，安现在不在办公室里。 Dan shares an office with Lisa. 丹和莉萨共用一间办公室。3 office hours BEC a) the time between about 9:00 in the morning and 5:00 in the afternoon, when people in offices are working 办公时间〔约为上午9点至下午5点〕 Can you phone again during office hours? 你在办公时间内再打电话来好吗？ b) American English the time during the day or week when students can meet with their teacher in the teacher’s office 〔教师在办公室接待学生的〕接待时间，会面时间 Professor Lee’s office hours are from two to four on Mondays and Thursdays. 李教授的接待时间是每周一和周四的下午2点到4点。4 job 工作 [countable, uncountable]PGO an important job or position with power, especially in government 〔尤指政府中拥有权力的〕重要职位 the office of president 总统职位in office She was celebrating ten years in office. 她正在庆祝自己任职十年。 A provisional military government took office (=started in an important job or position). 一个临时军政府开始执政。hold office (=have a particular important job or position) 任职 Trujillo held office as finance minister. 特鲁希略担任财政部长一职。 a five-year term of office (=period of time working in an important job) 五年的任期n5. → Office6 place for information 问讯处 [countable]DLTT a room or building where people go to ask for information, buy tickets etc 问讯处；售票处information/ticket etc office the tourist office 旅游信息询问处 Is there a lost property office? 有没有失物招领处？ → box office, post office, registry office7. doctor 医生 [countable] American English the place where a doctor or dentist examines or treats people 〔医生或牙医的〕诊所 SYN British English surgery8 somebody’s good offices/the good offices of somebody formalHELP help given by someone who has authority or can influence people 某人的鼎力相助through the good offices of somebody I managed to obtain a visa through the good offices of a friend in the Service. 在政府部门一位朋友的大力帮助下，我获得了签证。Examples from the Corpusoffice• I never really enjoyed working in an office.• Frank shares an office with Shirley.• He sat on the edge of the bed and dialled his office number.• Julian Hayman was in his office at the extremity of the ground floor.• the supervisor's office• Although many solicitors offer fixed fee interviews they are given little publicity beyond referral lists and notices in some solicitors' offices.• Years before, these must have been splendid offices.• The next morning, I was called back to the office.• the office of mayor• And it is through this office that the collected intercepts are transmitted to the community.• You are sitting in your office, and your hand is shaking as you read the memo announcing a new corporate restructuring.office staff/workers/equipment etc• It was handy since it opened directly on to the parking slots for office staff, much prized and intrigued over.• To the lunchtime office workers politely watching the opening parade, Stockshow is a Marlboro world of fringed leather and fancy tack.• You had to see it, this office building full of office workers, bureaucrats, rising in the air.• The price of office equipment such as fax machines, photo copiers, answering services and computer networks could climb.• For instance, the manufacturing wages are down, but not the office staff.• The willingness to thin the office staff without let or hindrance.• Stuart Seller has been promoted to the post of service supervisor at Washington office equipment supplier Comcare.• It is thought that sudden exposure to intense sunlight is a trigger to melanoma, and young office workers are typical victims.term of office• Stumpe was named sheriff of Wiltshire in November 1551, but died 22 July 1552, during his term of office.• In 1951 Desfourneaux was succeeded by André Obrecht who dispatched over thirty criminals during his term of office.• Before regaining power in 1919, Labour's last term of office was in 1911-12.• It will however, be removed at the end of the current government's term of office in 1994.• Of the 26 members, the terms of office of no less than seven came to an end.• In 1940 Roosevelt broke with tradition and stood for a third term of office.• The conservatives, having regained a parliamentary majority in 1990, dithered until they were half-way through their four-year term of office.information/ticket etc office• It will be held in the Healthy Colchester 2000 information office in Trinity Street in the town centre.• Forms can be obtained from their respective airport ticket counters, city ticket offices or from travel agents.• Local information offices, open at times when visitors are around, could supply this, along with information about local accommodation.• The new ticket office is in the new East Stand.• Timetable details: Cut-off date to register with share shops or the share information office is July 2.• For further information and advice please contact the Ticket Office.• But the work of the ticket office needs looking at.• I rang up the ticket office but just got a recorded message.nOfficePGOused in the names of some government departments 〔用于某些政府部门的名称中〕部，局，处 the Foreign Office 外交部 the Office of the District Attorney 地方检察院Examples from the CorpusOffice• the District Attorney's OfficenThe OfficeOf·fice, The /ˈɒfɪs $ ˈɒː-, ˈɑː-/ na British television comedy that was first broadcast in 2001 and has won Golden Globe and BAFTA awards. The programme is about the lives of workers in the Slough office of a fictional (=not real) paper company called Wernham Hogg, and is filmed in the style of a documentary. The Office was written and directed by Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant. Ricky Gervais plays the part of David Brent, the general manager, who thinks he is much more talented and entertaining than he really is. Other actors appearing in the programme include Martin Freeman, Mackenzie Crook, and Lucy Davis. Local versions of The Office have been in other countries including the US.From Longman Business DictionaryLBED_24_bofficeof‧fice /ˈɒfəsˈɒː-, ˈɑː-/ noun1[countable] a room or building where people work at desksThe agency recently closed its Houston office.I’d like to see you in my office.I applied for the job of office manager.There is a shortage of low-cost office space.I work in a large open-plan office (=an office without any walls dividing it into separate rooms). → assay office → back office → branch office → exchange office → front office → head office → home office → land office → receiving office → registered office → sales office → satellite office → small office/home office → sorting office → statistical office → tourist office2do a land office business American English informalCOMMERCE to do a lot of business and make a lot of moneyThe conference organizers did a land office business at first, but now watch people go to competitors’ events.3[countable]COMMERCE a room or building where people can go to buy tickets or get information, or for some other serviceInformation leaflets are available from the enquiry office.The woman in the ticket office said there would be a train in five minutes.the Opera House booking office → box office4[uncountable]JOBS an important job or position, especially in a governmentHe is determined to stay in office until the end of the year.When he took office, inflation was running at 84%.5OfficeORGANIZATIONS used in the names of some British government departments and organizationsthe Foreign OfficeOrigin office (1200-1300) Old French Latin officium “service, duty, office”, from opus “work” + facere “to do”of·fice nounOfficeOf·fice, The LDOCE OnlineChineseSyllable a an to Corpus that or company Business organization, belongs building a |
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