Results, office
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- 郵便局員【ゆうびんきょくいん】
noun:
- mail clerk; post-office clerk; post-office worker; postal employee; postal worker
- 本部★【ほんぶ】
noun:
- headquarters; head office; main office
大学本部はニューヨークに分校を設立することを決定した。 The University Administration decided to set up a branch campus in New York.
- 現職★【げんしょく】
noun / ~の noun:
- present post; current office; (an) incumbent
報道機関は現職議員についてはいつもマル秘情報をつかんでいます。 The press always has something on the incumbent.
- 診療所☆【しんりょうしょ・しんりょうじょ】
noun:
- clinic; medical office; infirmary
昨日父が心臓発作を起こしたが、診療所が近くにあるのは好運だった。 My father had a heart attack yesterday, but he was lucky to have a clinic close at hand.
- 権官【けんかん】
noun:
- powerful official; powerful office; influential position
- holding of concurrent (official) posts; concurrent post; one's second post ➜ 兼官
- 麻薬問題担当長官【まやくもんだいたんとうちょうかん】
noun:
- drug czar; Director of the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy; ONDCP
- 役を勤める【やくをつとめる】 Inflection
expression / ichidan verb:
- to act (as); to hold an office; to play the part (of)
- ビル街【ビルがい】
noun:
- downtown high-rise area; street of office buildings; area of medium to tall business buildings
- 事務局★【じむきょく】
noun:
- secretariat; executive office
事務局は私の願書を受け取っていないと電報で知らせてきた。 The office telegraphed that they had not received my application.
- 局長★【きょくちょう】
noun:
- bureau director; office chief
局長は、現地の朝日の記者を現場に行かせようとしていた。 The director wanted the local Asahi reporter to go to the scene of the crime.
- 支店長★【してんちょう】
noun:
- branch manager; manager of a branch office
シドニー支店長に就任すると伺いました。 I heard that you became the manager of the Sydney branch.
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