librarian
noun[C]
uk/laɪˈbreə.ri.ən/us/laɪˈbrer.i.ən/someone whoworksin alibrary, istrainedin theorganizationorrunningoflibraries, or is inchargeof alibrary:
Theyounglibrarian isgreatatfindingtitleschildrenwill like.
TheCentralLibrarysavesmoneybyhiringclerkspaidby thehourratherthantrainedlibrarians.
someone who is inchargeof acollectionof aparticulartypeofbooksorpapers, orbooksorpaperson aparticularsubject:
As anastronomylibrarian, she is amemberof acollaborativegroupofspecializedlibrarians.
Librariansspenddayssortingthroughmusicthat may beaddedtotheircollections.
- The librarianfoundarticlesontheologyandphilosophy.
- At thattimeshe wasworkingas aschoollibrarian.
- Teachers and librarians at theschoolsdeveloplessonplansaround thebooks.
- Many Arizonaschooldistrictsaresheddinglibrarians andcuttingtheirhours.
People who help or serve people professionally
- aid worker
- attendant
- au pair
- buddy
- busboy
- caregiver
- concierge
- customer service
- demonstrator
- equerry
- FAE
- family liaison officer
- odd-job man
- right-hand man
- roadie
- social worker
- sommelier
- steward
- stylist
- valet