bartenders

英 [ˈbɑːˌtɛndəz]

美 [ˈbɑrˌtɛndərz]

n.  酒吧招待
bartender的复数

柯林斯词典

• 酒吧间招待；酒吧侍者
  Abartenderis a person who serves drinks behind a bar.

in BRIT, use 英国英语通常用 barman, barmaid

双语例句

• About 60% of American bartenders are women, according to a 2012 Bureau of labor statistics report.
  劳工统计局2012年的报告称，约60%的美国调酒师是女性。
• Maybe I've just siept with too many bartenders.
  或许我跟太多酒保上过床了。
• But, it's a good thing when you consider that bartenders are getting the majority of their income from the extra dollars we place on the bar.
  可是，当你去考虑到了吧员的主要收入都来自你的额外小费中时，你就做了件好事。
• Linda has a weakness for bartenders.
  琳达对酒吧男招待有弱点。
• In1872 the recipe for Martinez manual for bartenders was published which saw him recognized as one of the leading authorities in his field.
  1872年，他为调酒师编写的马丁内斯调制手册出版，由此而被公认为业内权威之作。
• Most of the bartenders who work here are students.
  在这家酒吧工作的招待大都是学生。
• The five bartenders viewed with respect the duties which could call a man to do so much desk-work and penmanship.
  那五个酒保怀着敬意看他们的经理有这么多笔头工作要做。
• A bunch of iawmen and bartenders, just Iike before.
  一群警察和服务员，跟以前一样。
• Designed for all those who love to prepare cocktails, particularly for bartenders who wish to show off.
  为那些热爱准备鸡尾酒的人设计，尤其是对于酒吧里那些想要展示一番的招待生们。
• Personal Trainers are frequently compared to psychologists or bartenders because members tend to open up and reveal personal and sensitive information about themselves and their lives.
  私人培训师总是会被比作心理学家或调配师，这是因为学员们总是愿意向培训师们敞开心扉，谈起一些关于他们自己生活的较敏感的事。