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Meanings of clerk in English
Usage of clerk in English
1
Far away, a new cage swung into place outside the clerk's room.
2
I deserve an answer, an explanation, said a 30-year-old clerk surnamed Law.
3
Excerpts from notes taken by a young clerk who interviewed the patients.
4
When the Boston market required regulation, Paul Revere was appointed its clerk.
5
Helpston, origin of; the parish clerk patronises Clare; removal of Clare from.
6
Todd would then phone and ask the clerk to read the note.
7
The clerk had left last night without taking his fifteen dollars' wages.
8
Nobody is interested in nobody; the government clerk lives between two negations.
9
The argument became a personal quarrel between the porter and the clerk.
10
The clerk made out the ticket in the name he was told.
11
In a few minutes the obsequious clerk came blustering down the hall:
12
And the justice of the peace is a clerk in your store.
13
He's right my age, and he's a clerk for the Reconstruction Authority.
14
The clerk said, 'I told him the money was in his account.'
15
I'm just waitin to hear your description of that, the clerk said.
16
The county clerk administers the oath to the justices of the peace.
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Translations for clerk
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Clerk through the time
Clerk across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Less common