Definition of paper-pusher in English:

paper-pusher

noun

North American informal

A bureaucrat or menial clerical worker.
〈非正式，主美〉官僚主义者；奴颜婢膝的文秘
he will be more than a paper-pusher, administration sources said
Example sentencesExamples
- Because many faculty deride administrators as paper-pushers who lack intellectual legitimacy, the maintenance of visible scholarship is likely to increase the chair's credibility.
- Lowry is a different man entirely in his dreams: instead of a quiet paper-pusher, he sees himself as a winged superhero, an avenging angel soaring through blue skies to be with the woman he loves.
- But what is clear, is that twenty billion pounds of savings can't be found from just sacking civil servants or paper-pushers - there aren't enough of them for us to save that much.
- It is easy to stereotype these employees as mindless paper-pushers, but more than 15,000 job skills (from nuclear physicist to computer programmer to clerk typist) are included in the federal workforce.
- The regulatory bodies have access to all the data themselves, not just the summaries, and they're not just paper-pushers, they're scientists and statisticians themselves.

Derivatives

paper-pushing

noun & adjective

North American

informal

Even on Earth Day organizing last year, I got really annoyed with all the paper-pushing.
Example sentencesExamples
- First, note that it's not that the paper-pushing isn't worth 10-14 dollars an hour, it's that companies have the bargaining power and can get away with only paying 7 dollars an hour because of our anti-union laws.
- This deal reeks of paper-pushing, the appearance that ‘we're doing something about our problems.’

Definition of paper-pusher in US English:

paper-pusher

nounˈpāpər ˈpo͝oSHərˈpeɪpər ˈpʊʃər

North American informal

A bureaucrat or menial clerical worker.
〈非正式，主美〉官僚主义者；奴颜婢膝的文秘
he will be more than a paper-pusher, administration sources said
Example sentencesExamples
- Because many faculty deride administrators as paper-pushers who lack intellectual legitimacy, the maintenance of visible scholarship is likely to increase the chair's credibility.
- The regulatory bodies have access to all the data themselves, not just the summaries, and they're not just paper-pushers, they're scientists and statisticians themselves.
- But what is clear, is that twenty billion pounds of savings can't be found from just sacking civil servants or paper-pushers - there aren't enough of them for us to save that much.
- Lowry is a different man entirely in his dreams: instead of a quiet paper-pusher, he sees himself as a winged superhero, an avenging angel soaring through blue skies to be with the woman he loves.
- It is easy to stereotype these employees as mindless paper-pushers, but more than 15,000 job skills (from nuclear physicist to computer programmer to clerk typist) are included in the federal workforce.

单词	paper-pusher
释义	Definition of paper-pusher in English: paper-pusher noun North American informal A bureaucrat or menial clerical worker. 〈非正式，主美〉官僚主义者；奴颜婢膝的文秘 he will be more than a paper-pusher, administration sources said Example sentencesExamples Because many faculty deride administrators as paper-pushers who lack intellectual legitimacy, the maintenance of visible scholarship is likely to increase the chair's credibility. Lowry is a different man entirely in his dreams: instead of a quiet paper-pusher, he sees himself as a winged superhero, an avenging angel soaring through blue skies to be with the woman he loves. But what is clear, is that twenty billion pounds of savings can't be found from just sacking civil servants or paper-pushers - there aren't enough of them for us to save that much. It is easy to stereotype these employees as mindless paper-pushers, but more than 15,000 job skills (from nuclear physicist to computer programmer to clerk typist) are included in the federal workforce. The regulatory bodies have access to all the data themselves, not just the summaries, and they're not just paper-pushers, they're scientists and statisticians themselves. Derivatives paper-pushing noun & adjective North American informal Even on Earth Day organizing last year, I got really annoyed with all the paper-pushing. Example sentencesExamples First, note that it's not that the paper-pushing isn't worth 10-14 dollars an hour, it's that companies have the bargaining power and can get away with only paying 7 dollars an hour because of our anti-union laws. This deal reeks of paper-pushing, the appearance that ‘we're doing something about our problems.’ Definition of paper-pusher in US English: paper-pusher nounˈpāpər ˈpo͝oSHərˈpeɪpər ˈpʊʃər North American informal A bureaucrat or menial clerical worker. 〈非正式，主美〉官僚主义者；奴颜婢膝的文秘 he will be more than a paper-pusher, administration sources said Example sentencesExamples Because many faculty deride administrators as paper-pushers who lack intellectual legitimacy, the maintenance of visible scholarship is likely to increase the chair's credibility. The regulatory bodies have access to all the data themselves, not just the summaries, and they're not just paper-pushers, they're scientists and statisticians themselves. But what is clear, is that twenty billion pounds of savings can't be found from just sacking civil servants or paper-pushers - there aren't enough of them for us to save that much. Lowry is a different man entirely in his dreams: instead of a quiet paper-pusher, he sees himself as a winged superhero, an avenging angel soaring through blue skies to be with the woman he loves. It is easy to stereotype these employees as mindless paper-pushers, but more than 15,000 job skills (from nuclear physicist to computer programmer to clerk typist) are included in the federal workforce.
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