operator
noun[C]
uk/ˈɒp.ər.eɪ.tər/us/ˈɑː.pə.reɪ.t̬ɚ/operatornoun[C](PERSON OR BUSINESS)
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someone whosejobis to use andcontrolamachineorvehicle:
操作员,业务员;驾驶员acomputeroperator计算机操作员
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acompanythat does aparticulartypeofbusiness:
经营公司;专业公司atouroperator旅行社
apersonwhohelpstoconnectpeopleon aphonesystem
(电话)接线员a smooth, clever, etc. operator
someone who isskilledatdealingwithpeopleand getting what he or shewantsfrom asituation:
圆滑的/精明的人等(尤指善于牟取私利的人)He hasshownhimself to be acannyoperator inwagenegotiations.他在薪酬谈判过程中表现得精明老练。
- Werationalizedtheproductionsystemso that one operator couldcontrolall threemachines.
- Thetouroperator willarrangetransportandplanyouritinerary.
- Radar operatorsplottedthecourseof theincomingmissile.
- At thetwiddleof aknobthe operators canfocuson atinyamountofairspaceorscanthewholearea.
- Beach operators do not have alegalobligationtoprovideagainstinjuryordrowning.
Acting and acts
- (your)every moveidiom
- -ation
- act/dosomethingonyourown responsibilityidiom
- activity
- ADL
- agency
- ant
- er
- execution
- exploit
- fait accompli
- feel
- move
- responsibility
- role play
- rot
- step
- step up
- stuff
- talk
You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics:
Enterprises
Communications - by telephone
People in charge of or controlling other people
operatornoun[C](IN MATHEMATICS)
mathematicsspecialized
asymbolthat does something to anumberorquantityin acalculation. Forexample, in 7 + y, thesymbol+ is the operator
算子,如7+7里的加号Compare
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