關於Staff的意思和用法的提問

A: sorry I didn’t get that with just the short sentence you originally stated. Sometimes it’s hard to fully understand with the entire context.


In general, I’d say that in situations like this, the word “even” is used to emphasize the action- whether repeated or not - almost like saying, “I can’t believe he/she did that.”

Other examples:

For the party, she had chips and dip, cake, drinks, hot dogs, potato salad, cookies, and even party favors!

He had a very busy day. He went for a jog, went to the gym, took a boxing class, went swimming, and even went on a hike up the mountain.

Maybe this will explain it a little better. I hope so!

A: A high-calliber staff is a first-rate staff, a cracker jack staff. They're the best.

A: like in these phrases is asking you to describe something.
e.g.
What is your mum like?
You will then tell me things to describe your mum.
so, "say what the staff were like". You will then tell me how the staff were. were they rude, kind? etc.

A: @fatemehirani Yes, pull some staff means to take some employees. No, it's not an idiom, it's just a different way to say take some employees. I hope this helps!!

A: I think it would be the difference between our staff in this country and our international staff. A company like Toyota would have their national staff in Japan and international staff in different countries around the world.

A: Staff are a group of workers. "The staff at the newspaper were very smart"

A: The staff at Starbucks were very nice.
I have been hired as a staff member for a job.
The company was short of staff.

A: Our marketing staff is working on developing a new advertising campaign.

The company currently employs 50 full-time staff.

Most of our staff of teachers in the English Language Program are women, both among the teachers and the administration.

A: Staff can either mean people employed in an organization.... or a long stick used for walking

A: Staff is all the people working there. Employee is one person (out of everyone) working there.

For example -
"The staff are really helpful." (all workers)
but can also say -
"The staff member was really helpful." (one worker out of everyone)
staff member = employee

"The employee was really helpful." (one worker)
but you can also say -
"The employees were really helpful." (all workers)
employees = staff

A: No problem!
Writing that would be okay, but a more business-like response would be, "The upcoming weekly meeting will be postponed due to many staff members being away on business trips."

"Because" isn't quite informal, but there are many other expressions that are better than "because" in work settings.

A: 1 . A Clerk
a person employed in an office or bank to keep records and accounts and to do other duties
2. Staff
The staff of a place is all the people that work there. It pretty much the same as employees which are all the workers. An example is like the hotel workers that take your bags and sign you into a room. They are called the hotel staff. Hope this helped as well ☺️

A: There us a subtle difference. All staff cell phone usage for March has been updated as of March 23rd - As of March 23rd, all cell phone bills for March were updated. Some may have been updated earlier, but by (as of) the 23rd, all March updates were complete. All staff cell phone usage for March has been updated on March 23rd. All staff cell phone bills for March were updated on the same day, on March 23rd. Also note the change from 23th to 23rd which is short for twenty third. twenty fifth is 25th. twenty first is 21st. twenty second is 22nd.

A: they are interchangeable

A: I'm pretty sure they would just be called florists as well! The shop that sells flowers and such can be called a florist or flower shop, and the employees who arrange the flowers/work with the flower can be called florists or floral designers.

A: The smile of the female staff working there was wonderful.

A: Spelling error : hamburger

If I am working in a hamburger restaurant, I may say to a customer:
Please put the drink you ordered for yourself, behind the machine.
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I am not quite sure what you are trying to say though....
This doesn’t really make sense.

Can you say anything more about what you are trying to say?

A: It might sound more natural as "A bartender (or "A waiter") chucked the coaster at the table and it fell to the floor."

A: Busboy

A: × Please be thorough the following!
✓ Please be thorough the following! (I don't understand this. Do you mean "Please read through the following!" or "Please follow these instructions thoroughly!")

× ・sign your name on this sheet per an hour after washing your hands
✓ ・Every hour, wash your hands, then sign your name on this sheet

× ・ sign your name on this sheet at 11am and 21 pm
✓ ・ Sign your name on this sheet at 11am and 9pm (either 1100H and 2100H, or 11am and 9pm)

× If you don't do that,we will receive a punishment from german hygiene bureau and In the worst case,we can't work here for a while.
✓ If you don't do that , we will receive a punishment from the German Hygiene Bureau; in the worst case, we will not be able to work here for a while.

× for this reason,I would like to ask you to follow the rules.
✓ For this reason, please follow these rules.

A: it's raining heavily.
When it stops, I'll take this staff to the car.
Please wait.

A: ‎‎“Customers complained that some of the new staff were careless because they got the food orders wrong and spilled drinks everywhere”

A: × Then he said ok with a little bit impatient.
✓ He said ok, a little bit impatient.

× There was a customer near me asked the staff if he can check out for her.
✓ There was a customer near me who asked the staff if he can check out for me.

× The staff hunch his shoulders and I feel like it was my mistake to let the other customer wait.
✓ The staffer hunched his shoulders and I felt like it was my mistake letting the other customer wait.

you can also say “..he said ok with a little bit of an impatient tone/look” in the third sentence :)

A: × I want to keep concentrating on working as a staff nurse for another year.
✓ I want to concentrate on working as a staff nurse for another year.

× For more, I'd love to study nursing and get certification regarding nursing.
✓ I'd love to study nursing and get certified.

In the second sentence you can also say, “I’d love to study nursing and get my certification.” It is implied that you mean a nursing certification since you were already talking about nursing.