dispatcher

Word family noundispatcherdispatch boxdispatch rideradjectivedispatchfulverbdispatch

di·spatch·er /dɪˈspætʃə $ -ər/ noun [countableC] American EnglishAmE

someone whose job is to send out vehicles such as taxis or ambulances to places where they are needed 〔出租车、救护车等的〕调度员

Examples from the Corpus

dispatcher• Pederson has been with the companies exempt commodities division since 1994 as a dispatcher.• There were in all six of an aircrew, plus an army dispatcher.• At the centre, dispatchers keep track of taxis on monitor screens, which can display up to five cabs per pole.• Edelstein challenges any preconceptions one might have of what a New Jersey steel dispatcher should look like.• The connection ended before the dispatcher could talk to the caller.• The dispatcher raised his arm, watching the red bulb above his head.

From Longman Business Dictionary

dispatcherdis·patch·er /dɪˈspætʃə-ər/ noun [countableC]

1someone whose job is to make sure that goods or workers are sent out at the right timeJOBTRANSPORT

At the centre, dispatchers keep track of taxis on monitor screens.

2the person, company etc that has sent a package, goods etcTRANSPORT

The person receiving the parcel in prison could be prosecuted but the dispatcher could not be dealt with.

单词	dispatcher
释义	dispatcher Word family noundispatcherdispatch boxdispatch rideradjectivedispatchfulverbdispatch di·spatch·er /dɪˈspætʃə $ -ər/ noun [countableC] American EnglishAmE someone whose job is to send out vehicles such as taxis or ambulances to places where they are needed 〔出租车、救护车等的〕调度员 Examples from the Corpus dispatcher• Pederson has been with the companies exempt commodities division since 1994 as a dispatcher.• There were in all six of an aircrew, plus an army dispatcher.• At the centre, dispatchers keep track of taxis on monitor screens, which can display up to five cabs per pole.• Edelstein challenges any preconceptions one might have of what a New Jersey steel dispatcher should look like.• The connection ended before the dispatcher could talk to the caller.• The dispatcher raised his arm, watching the red bulb above his head. From Longman Business Dictionary dispatcherdis·patch·er /dɪˈspætʃə-ər/ noun [countableC] 1someone whose job is to make sure that goods or workers are sent out at the right timeJOBTRANSPORT At the centre, dispatchers keep track of taxis on monitor screens. 2the person, company etc that has sent a package, goods etcTRANSPORT The person receiving the parcel in prison could be prosecuted but the dispatcher could not be dealt with.
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