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Meanings of clerk (clerks) in English
Spanish
secretario Senior administrative officer in a legislature.
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Examples for "secretary"
Examples for "secretary"
1
Asked whether he was worried, the business secretary said: Well, of course.
2
First Union secretary Jared Abbott said it was a serious safety issue.
3
Foreign secretary William Hague said: A number of people are held hostage.
4
Matt Hancock, the UK health secretary, said citizens would be offered repatriation.
5
She was a good secretary of state, Powell said, according to Newsday.
1
He jerked a dirty thumb in the direction of the chief clerk.
2
Mr. Griffin finally gave you the post of chief clerk and adviser.
3
It seemed to take an eternity before the chief clerk was satisfied.
4
This from the manager of the Hotel --to his chief clerk.
5
The under-secretary and his chief clerk were in the foyer itself.
Usage of clerks in English
1
Students, store clerks, assembly plant workers, some as young as ten years.
2
The books are in your hands; I got all the clerks fixed.
3
The clerks from the Foreign Office were already on their way home.
4
Barristers are technically self-employed; their clerks are responsible for mediating with clients.
5
The above-mentioned two Deeds are in the handwriting of different law clerks.
6
The rest of the clerks would raise a row in no time.
7
A terrific cheer broke out among the clerks in the outer office.
8
But something happens when clerks and salespeople suddenly become essential frontline workers.
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Each justice has four law clerks who take a pledge of confidentiality.
10
The Society of Jesus is one of the orders of clerks regular.
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The clerks of the Congressional committees are not members of the Cabinet.
12
The clerks were moving out of the doors in long, straggling lines.
13
The other clerks began to let me handle the really sticky complaints.
14
No word among the clerks on the Scotch King's arrival, I suppose?'
15
The officers of the regiment are all clerks in the Company's service.
16
You will stand with the clerks at the entrance to the gate.
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Clerks through the time
Clerks across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common