aide

英 [eɪd]

美 [eɪd]

n. (尤指从政者的)助手

复数：aides　

Collins.2 / BNC.9020 / COCA.3035

牛津词典

noun

（尤指从政者的）助手
a person who helps another person, especially a politician, in their job
1. White House aides
  白宫助理

N-COUNT （尤指在政府或军队中身居要职者的）助手，副手
Anaideis an assistant to someone who has an important job, especially in government or in the armed forces.
1. ...a close aide to the Prime Minister.
  首相的亲密助手

noun

an officer who acts as military assistant to a more senior officer
Synonym:adjutantaide-de-camp
someone who acts as assistant
Synonym:auxiliary

He denied under oath any relationship with his aide.
他发誓否认和他的助手没有任何关系。
Should she have been fired-yes, as she clearly crossed the line for a teacher's aide.
她应该被解雇了&是的，因为她显然违规了。
One aide insists Mr Blair is not seeking business contracts in the Middle East.
一位布莱尔的助理坚称，布莱尔并不是为了达成中东的商业合同。
A senior Clinton aide said that Mrs Clinton assured the student not to worry about it.
克林顿的一位高级助手说，克林顿夫人安慰该学生，让他不必为此烦恼。
A teacher's aide can also be useful to the student.
老师的助手也可以帮助学生。
Your aide said you were expecting me.
你的助手说你正在等我。
We're out with the dithering, we're in with a bang, a top Obama aide said.
我们跟发抖，我们和一声巨响相处的很好，一名最高的奥巴马助手说。
A Downing Street aide denied the prime minister's housekeeping expenses were excessive.
一位唐宁街工作人员否认首相的家政服务费用过高。
Aide Eugene Kang also joined them.
助手尤金•卡恩也加入了他们。
There's this aide's position that I can put your name in for.
我可以把你调到那儿去当助手。