Definition of staffer in English:

staffer

noun ˈstɑːfəˈstæfər

North American

A member of the staff of an organization, especially of a newspaper.
〈主美〉职员（尤指报纸的采编人员）
staffers on the New York Times
a White House staffer
Example sentencesExamples
- It is possible that a tape or notes of the call are already in the hands of committee staffers.
- As a Senate staffer, I worked with a group of senators from both parties for such a compromise.
- Every staffer and volunteer was asked to discuss at length, and in great detail, all the aspects of their job.
- The contracts of the temporary staffers had been terminated after the election.
- For the last couple of years, the newsroom has been unable to replace staffers who leave.
- We'll get a close up look at the young staffers who keep a presidential campaign rolling.
- It really started with a Government staffer who made a statement that all the social welfare stuff had been shelved.
- I realise that this officer was not a staffer, but the issue is an important issue for public administration.
- For these and other reasons, editors can depend on staffers to perform their duties with relative compliance.
- We have a staffer of one judge receiving bad money; it was even caught on video and all.
- Copious leftover tickets were distributed to party staffers and youth to help paper the room.
- Their members have staffers who can assess opinion by dealing with lobbyists and the press.
- Carpenter told a nurse he wanted medical staffers to do all they could to prevent his death.
- The photographs on this page were taken by staffers from one such aid organization.
- Pombo staffers are telling constituents he couldn't make it to the meeting either.
- Most ad agencies are lucky to retain creative staffers for more than three or four years.
- Also I suspect at least some of the selections were carefully vetted by campaign staffers to be as inoffensive as possible.
- Fifty years ago, as a schoolboy, I was present at a lecture by a senior staffer from the London Times.
- On the surface, it appears that Big Blue is firing a huge quantity of staffers just to please shareholders.
- The presence of special staffers would certainly affect the existing government bureaucracy.

Rhymes

laugher

Definition of staffer in US English:

staffer

nounˈstafərˈstæfər

North American

A member of the staff of an organization, especially of a newspaper.
〈主美〉职员（尤指报纸的采编人员）
staffers on the New York Times
a White House staffer
Example sentencesExamples
- For the last couple of years, the newsroom has been unable to replace staffers who leave.
- Copious leftover tickets were distributed to party staffers and youth to help paper the room.
- On the surface, it appears that Big Blue is firing a huge quantity of staffers just to please shareholders.
- It is possible that a tape or notes of the call are already in the hands of committee staffers.
- Every staffer and volunteer was asked to discuss at length, and in great detail, all the aspects of their job.
- Their members have staffers who can assess opinion by dealing with lobbyists and the press.
- Fifty years ago, as a schoolboy, I was present at a lecture by a senior staffer from the London Times.
- We have a staffer of one judge receiving bad money; it was even caught on video and all.
- It really started with a Government staffer who made a statement that all the social welfare stuff had been shelved.
- Pombo staffers are telling constituents he couldn't make it to the meeting either.
- Most ad agencies are lucky to retain creative staffers for more than three or four years.
- The photographs on this page were taken by staffers from one such aid organization.
- As a Senate staffer, I worked with a group of senators from both parties for such a compromise.
- Carpenter told a nurse he wanted medical staffers to do all they could to prevent his death.
- For these and other reasons, editors can depend on staffers to perform their duties with relative compliance.
- I realise that this officer was not a staffer, but the issue is an important issue for public administration.
- The contracts of the temporary staffers had been terminated after the election.
- The presence of special staffers would certainly affect the existing government bureaucracy.
- Also I suspect at least some of the selections were carefully vetted by campaign staffers to be as inoffensive as possible.
- We'll get a close up look at the young staffers who keep a presidential campaign rolling.

单词	staffer
释义	Definition of staffer in English: staffer noun ˈstɑːfəˈstæfər North American A member of the staff of an organization, especially of a newspaper. 〈主美〉职员（尤指报纸的采编人员） staffers on the New York Times a White House staffer Example sentencesExamples It is possible that a tape or notes of the call are already in the hands of committee staffers. As a Senate staffer, I worked with a group of senators from both parties for such a compromise. Every staffer and volunteer was asked to discuss at length, and in great detail, all the aspects of their job. The contracts of the temporary staffers had been terminated after the election. For the last couple of years, the newsroom has been unable to replace staffers who leave. We'll get a close up look at the young staffers who keep a presidential campaign rolling. It really started with a Government staffer who made a statement that all the social welfare stuff had been shelved. I realise that this officer was not a staffer, but the issue is an important issue for public administration. For these and other reasons, editors can depend on staffers to perform their duties with relative compliance. We have a staffer of one judge receiving bad money; it was even caught on video and all. Copious leftover tickets were distributed to party staffers and youth to help paper the room. Their members have staffers who can assess opinion by dealing with lobbyists and the press. Carpenter told a nurse he wanted medical staffers to do all they could to prevent his death. The photographs on this page were taken by staffers from one such aid organization. Pombo staffers are telling constituents he couldn't make it to the meeting either. Most ad agencies are lucky to retain creative staffers for more than three or four years. Also I suspect at least some of the selections were carefully vetted by campaign staffers to be as inoffensive as possible. Fifty years ago, as a schoolboy, I was present at a lecture by a senior staffer from the London Times. On the surface, it appears that Big Blue is firing a huge quantity of staffers just to please shareholders. The presence of special staffers would certainly affect the existing government bureaucracy. Rhymes laugher Definition of staffer in US English: staffer nounˈstafərˈstæfər North American A member of the staff of an organization, especially of a newspaper. 〈主美〉职员（尤指报纸的采编人员） staffers on the New York Times a White House staffer Example sentencesExamples For the last couple of years, the newsroom has been unable to replace staffers who leave. Copious leftover tickets were distributed to party staffers and youth to help paper the room. On the surface, it appears that Big Blue is firing a huge quantity of staffers just to please shareholders. It is possible that a tape or notes of the call are already in the hands of committee staffers. Every staffer and volunteer was asked to discuss at length, and in great detail, all the aspects of their job. Their members have staffers who can assess opinion by dealing with lobbyists and the press. Fifty years ago, as a schoolboy, I was present at a lecture by a senior staffer from the London Times. We have a staffer of one judge receiving bad money; it was even caught on video and all. It really started with a Government staffer who made a statement that all the social welfare stuff had been shelved. Pombo staffers are telling constituents he couldn't make it to the meeting either. Most ad agencies are lucky to retain creative staffers for more than three or four years. The photographs on this page were taken by staffers from one such aid organization. As a Senate staffer, I worked with a group of senators from both parties for such a compromise. Carpenter told a nurse he wanted medical staffers to do all they could to prevent his death. For these and other reasons, editors can depend on staffers to perform their duties with relative compliance. I realise that this officer was not a staffer, but the issue is an important issue for public administration. The contracts of the temporary staffers had been terminated after the election. The presence of special staffers would certainly affect the existing government bureaucracy. Also I suspect at least some of the selections were carefully vetted by campaign staffers to be as inoffensive as possible. We'll get a close up look at the young staffers who keep a presidential campaign rolling.
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