Definition of resident adviser in US English:

resident adviser

(also resident assistant)

noun

(in a college or university) a student who is responsible for supervising and assisting other, typically younger, students who live in the same residence hall.
the hall houses a bilingual resident adviser and up to fifty students
Example sentencesExamples
- According to Garneau, a resident assistant had removed all of the fliers within less than two hours.
- For two years, the university paid his room and board because he was a resident advisor.
- I was a resident assistant at a dorm.
- After the talk of violence, she spoke to a resident adviser.
- You may want to involve a resident advisor for the dorm in this discussion.
- In tears, she went to her resident assistant.
- Fifteen resident advisers are assigned to live in Lynton Towers, receiving free room and board in exchange for providing support services for students.
- They also train student resident advisers in all topics, from spotting signs of depression and suicidal tendencies to helping victims of sexual assault and approaching someone with an eating disorder.
- Kids ran rampant through the halls; the resident assistants didn't know what to do with themselves.
- They make routine dorm visits and patrol particular floors based on student complaints or tips from resident assistants.

Definition of resident adviser in US English:

resident adviser

(also resident assistant)

noun

(in a college or university) a student who is responsible for supervising and assisting other, typically younger, students who live in the same residence hall.
the hall houses a bilingual resident adviser and up to fifty students
Example sentencesExamples
- In tears, she went to her resident assistant.
- According to Garneau, a resident assistant had removed all of the fliers within less than two hours.
- Fifteen resident advisers are assigned to live in Lynton Towers, receiving free room and board in exchange for providing support services for students.
- For two years, the university paid his room and board because he was a resident advisor.
- I was a resident assistant at a dorm.
- After the talk of violence, she spoke to a resident adviser.
- They make routine dorm visits and patrol particular floors based on student complaints or tips from resident assistants.
- You may want to involve a resident advisor for the dorm in this discussion.
- Kids ran rampant through the halls; the resident assistants didn't know what to do with themselves.
- They also train student resident advisers in all topics, from spotting signs of depression and suicidal tendencies to helping victims of sexual assault and approaching someone with an eating disorder.

单词	resident adviser
释义	Definition of resident adviser in US English: resident adviser (also resident assistant) noun US (in a college or university) a student who is responsible for supervising and assisting other, typically younger, students who live in the same residence hall. the hall houses a bilingual resident adviser and up to fifty students Example sentencesExamples According to Garneau, a resident assistant had removed all of the fliers within less than two hours. For two years, the university paid his room and board because he was a resident advisor. I was a resident assistant at a dorm. After the talk of violence, she spoke to a resident adviser. You may want to involve a resident advisor for the dorm in this discussion. In tears, she went to her resident assistant. Fifteen resident advisers are assigned to live in Lynton Towers, receiving free room and board in exchange for providing support services for students. They also train student resident advisers in all topics, from spotting signs of depression and suicidal tendencies to helping victims of sexual assault and approaching someone with an eating disorder. Kids ran rampant through the halls; the resident assistants didn't know what to do with themselves. They make routine dorm visits and patrol particular floors based on student complaints or tips from resident assistants. Definition of resident adviser in US English: resident adviser (also resident assistant) noun US (in a college or university) a student who is responsible for supervising and assisting other, typically younger, students who live in the same residence hall. the hall houses a bilingual resident adviser and up to fifty students Example sentencesExamples In tears, she went to her resident assistant. According to Garneau, a resident assistant had removed all of the fliers within less than two hours. Fifteen resident advisers are assigned to live in Lynton Towers, receiving free room and board in exchange for providing support services for students. For two years, the university paid his room and board because he was a resident advisor. I was a resident assistant at a dorm. After the talk of violence, she spoke to a resident adviser. They make routine dorm visits and patrol particular floors based on student complaints or tips from resident assistants. You may want to involve a resident advisor for the dorm in this discussion. Kids ran rampant through the halls; the resident assistants didn't know what to do with themselves. They also train student resident advisers in all topics, from spotting signs of depression and suicidal tendencies to helping victims of sexual assault and approaching someone with an eating disorder.
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