docent 英 ['dəʊs(ə)nt]   美 ['dosənt]

docent

docent  英 ['dəʊs(ə)nt] 美 ['dosənt]

n. 讲师;讲解员 

名词复数:docents 

Believed to be the 2nd oldest person to graduate from college, she plans to use her education to work as a docent at a museum. 作为全球第2年长的大学毕业生,苏亚雷斯计划利用所学知识在博物馆当个讲解员。
Local historian Ann Boutwell, a docent at the Margaret Mitchell House for 12 years, gives an entertaining and lively tour through "the dump." 亚特兰大历史学家安·伯德维尔已在米歇尔故居担任了12年的讲解员,她带领游客们游览“垃圾堆”时的讲解,生动而活泼。

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  • n. 讲师;讲解员
  • 1. Believed to be the 2nd oldest person to graduate from college, she plans to use her education to work as a docent at a museum.

    作为全球第2年长的大学毕业生,苏亚雷斯计划利用所学知识在博物馆当个讲解员。

  • 2. Local historian Ann Boutwell, a docent at the Margaret Mitchell House for 12 years, gives an entertaining and lively tour through "the dump."

    亚特兰大历史学家安·伯德维尔已在米歇尔故居担任了12年的讲解员,她带领游客们游览“垃圾堆”时的讲解,生动而活泼。

  • 3. After the last document has been processed, the MENTIONS and docent tables in the EIDB hold information about all the name mentions that were found.

    在处理完最后一个文档之后,EIDB 中的 MENTIONS 和 DOCENT 表保存着找到的所有人名提及的信息。

  • docent (adj.) 1630s, from Latin docentem (nominative docens), present participle of docere "to show, teach, cause to know," originally "make to appear right," causative of decere "be seemly, fitting," from PIE root *dek- "to take, accept." As a noun, from 1880.
do·cent / ˈdəʊsnt ; NAmE ˈdoʊsnt / noun ( NAmE) 1 a teacher at some universities who is not a regular member of the department (某些大学的)非正式教授,临时教师 2 a person whose job is to show tourists around a museum, etc. and talk to them about it (博物馆等场所的)讲解员,向导 do·cent / ˈdəʊsnt ; NAmE ˈdoʊsnt /
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