errand
errand 英 [ˈerənd] 美 [ˈɛrənd]
n. 使命；差事；差使
名词复数:errands
- An errand is a short trip to fulfill some small business. When you’re running errands, you’re making a bunch of these all at once.
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- n. 使命；差事；差使
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1. Get them a drink or a coffee, do a chore for them, offer to do an errand, anything they’d appreciate, really.
为人递上一杯饮料或咖啡，做一些零星杂务，为别人提供一份差使等等使人感激的事情。 真的。
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2. They can view a list of errands that match their interest profile, and, by entering a price, can bid to perform the errand.
他们可以查看与他们的兴趣简档匹配的差事列表，并且，通过输入价格，可以为执行差事投标。
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3. Bid on the selected errand by entering a bid and an optional comment, and submitting the form.
通过输入一个投标价格和可选的注释对选中的差事进行投标，并提交表单。
- errand (n.) Old English ærende "message, mission; answer, news, tidings," a common Germanic word (cognates: Old Saxon arundi, Old Norse erendi, Danish ærinde, Swedish ärende, Old Frisian erende, Old High German arunti "message"), which is of uncertain origin. Compare Old English ar "messenger, servant, herald." Originally of important missions; meaning "short, simple journey and task" is attested by 1640s. Related: Errands. In Old English, ærendgast was "angel," ærendraca was "ambassador."
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