1.看门人,门房;传达;〈美〉(戏院的)引座员,领票(员),(婚礼中的)迎宾(员);〈英〉皇室礼宾官
2.〈英,谑〉助理教员,助教
1.宣告,展示 (in)
2.引导,领引,招待
3.作招待员;担任前导
1.someone whose job is to show people where to sit, for example in a movie house or theater or at a wedding
1.to lead someone politely somewhere, for example into a room or toward a seat
1.he was ushered into a simple and elegant drawing - room , and the count rose to meet him with a smiling air.
他被领进一间朴素高雅的会客厅里，伯爵面带笑容地起身来迎接他。
2.With Jiangxi region, Business card printing and membership card manufacturing workers are bound to be ushered in a new development period.
随着江西在中部地区的崛起，制卡和会员卡制作业必然会迎来一个新的发展时期。
3.I would like to bid farewell to loneliness, do not know ushered in the loneliness.
我想告别寂寞，却不知道迎来了孤独。
4.Are we about to see another revolt against government secrecy snuffed out, or has WikiLeaks ushered in a more lasting change?
反对的政府秘密这种呼声会再次戛然而止吗，还是维基解密已经带来了一场更为长久的变革？
5.There was an increasing note of respect in the clerk's voice as she completed the form, stood up, and personally ushered me to the door.
那名办事员在填完表格后，站起来，切身把我送到门口。在这个过程中，她说话时流露出一股敬意。
6.Yet Apple has indeed ushered in a new era in which personal technology is finally living up to its name.
然而苹果确实开辟了一个新纪元，他让个性化技术终于配得上它的名字。
7.College life will soon end of the year before, I ushered in as a student can enjoy the last holiday, did not realize ?
高校生活即将结束的前一年，我迎来了作为一个学生所能享受的最后一个假期，没有意识到？
8.The result was the collapse known as the French Revolution, which ushered in a terrifyingly more efficient version of the French state.
最终，法国大革命爆发了，这让法国成为一个可怕而高效的国家。
9.Like the Athenians, the Visigoths also disappeared, but not before they had ushered in the period known as the Dark Ages.
同雅典人一样，西哥特人也消亡了，不过是在他们带来一个被称作黑暗时代的时期之后。
10.He ushered me into his office, closed the door, and told me a little of the story.
他领我走进他的办公室，关上门，给我讲述了有关这个故事的一些情况。