assistants
asisten
definition
noun
the managing director and his assistant
a person who ranks below a senior person.
translation of 'assistants'
noun
asisten,
penolong,
wakil,
pembantu
example
There are also a dozen editorial 'assistants' , three data managers and six freelance readers.
All hurling team managers, their 'assistants' and parents are asked to attend.
The service provides nurses, care 'assistants' , locum doctors, teachers and social workers.
I don't often have to have that many new 'assistants' , people do tend to stop around here.
Some £174,000 was found for nine new health care 'assistants' to help ease the burden on the midwives.
The company has taken on retail managers, cashiers and 'assistants' and is already doing a roaring trade.
But when people come out of hospital, the people who look after them if they need care are home care 'assistants' .
The jobs on offer range from betting 'assistants' to managers of off-course betting centres.
I have a social worker, who keeps changing, and there are care 'assistants' who help me with the handling and turning.
It will be a closed project with a full-time project manager and two full-time 'assistants' .
Sub-managers and senior 'assistants' flashed about the store in all directions seeking cash.
The job cuts will be mainly among cash desk 'assistants' in administrative and support departments.
The health authorities had also withdrawn funding to provide care 'assistants' .
But what about the nurses and the care 'assistants' and the nursery workers?
As home care 'assistants' work about 12 hours a week, on average, most of them are not covered by the law.
a laboratory 'assistant'
He was the 'assistant' manager of an art gallery in Mayfair and a clever cook.
We spoke to an 'assistant' manager, but he refused to comment or give his name.
The former care 'assistant' said the aerobics was having a positive effect on her attitude to the illness.
When a few grey curls of smoke started sliding out, a young male 'assistant' hurried over.
His special interest was dermatology in which he held an appointment as clinical 'assistant' .
the managing director and his 'assistant'
After that he said his client left the education system and got a job as an 'assistant' manager of a clothes shop in the town.
he's an 'assistant' to the minister
We've got a good team, and we've got two good 'assistant' coaches as well so they can probably take a bit of credit.
As they moved round to the main body of the pub they were seen by the 'assistant' manager.
He went to work as an administrative 'assistant' with a legitimate arms dealer but failed to impress.
To restart the project we had to formally request permission from the 'assistant' director.
a care 'assistant'
The equally sheepish 'assistant' fiddled with the mouse and looked blankly at the screen.
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