- The flat-surfaced piece of furniture at which you sit and work, write, or use your computer is called a desk. Some offices have a desk for each employee.
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- n. 办公桌；
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1. He sit in front of her desk.
他坐在她的书桌前。
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2. books are in the desk .
书在书桌里。
- desk (n.) mid-14c., from Medieval Latin desca "table to write on" (mid-13c.), from Latin discus "quoit, platter, dish," from Greek diskos (see disk (n.)). The Medieval Latin is perhaps via Italian desco. Used figuratively of office or clerical work since 1797; desk job is first attested 1965.
desk ★ / desk ; NAmE desk / noun 1 ★ a piece of furniture like a table, usually with drawers in it, that you sit at to read, write, work, etc. 书桌；写字枱；办公桌 ◆ He used to be a pilot but now he has a desk job. 他曾是飞行员，但现在做办公室工作。 2 ★ a place where you can get information or be served at an airport, a hotel, etc. （机场、旅馆等的）问讯枱，服务枱，工作枱 ◆ the check-in desk （机场）验票领取登机卡处 ◆ the reception desk 服务枱 ☞see also cash desk , front desk 3 an office at a newspaper, television company, etc. that deals with a particular subject （报社、电视台等的）办公处，部，室，组 ◆ the sports desk 体育部 ☞see also city desk , news desk desk desks desk / desk ; NAmE desk /
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