aide
助手
translation of 'aide'
noun
辅助,
助手
example
When the war began he had been a captain of artillery and a general's 'aide' .
The president had an 'aide' call the senator over to him to talk privately with him.
He sat down and an 'aide' attached a microphone to his jacket.
The 'aide' gave a vague idea of the pickup point - the military side of the airfield.
An 'aide' later found it crumpled in the general's shirt pocket.
General Howrad was basking in the cheers when, his 'aide' leaned in and whispered something in his ear.
The Admiral looked at his 'aide' and looked at his counsel of fellow officers.
Although he plays down his army service, he was an 'aide' to Field Marshal Montgomery.
a presidential 'aide'
I remember serving for a time as an 'aide' and jeep driver to one of the commanders.
a presidential 'aide'
An 'aide' to generals during World War II, he learned to command by watching them in action.
Presidential 'aides' have promised to review the attack to see what lessons, if any, might be learned from the incident.
The prime minister now has relatively young and inexperienced 'aides' in his political office.
The president and his 'aides' are simply saying right now they're going to do what it takes.
The nurses, anesthesiologists, medical technicians and 'aides' who assist the surgeon are paid.
Parry was due to serve breakfast to President Bush's top 'aides' this morning, the newspaper said.
It's also why he and his 'aides' joke that the press is his political base.
Kerry's 'aides' have said they do not believe the timing was politically motivated.
Nigerian presidential 'aides' said at midday yesterday that Obasanjo had departed for Liberia.
Mrs. Smith is caring for her husband with some assistance from home care 'aides' .
The Prime Minister's closest 'aides' are confident that their political master can ride out the latest storm.
The mayor and his top 'aides' are talented people who do their best as they see it.
His 'aides' had cut him off from the political infighting that his illness has triggered at home.
As for the pace of this preparation, the 'aides' are saying the president is comfortable with him.
Bush 'aides' say the president took all of that in stride but he also took it to heart.
But in recent weeks 'aides' to the general have said he is not bound by the agreement.
Corruption scandals involving presidential 'aides' have also drained his approval ratings.
Now, 'aides' say the president is comfortable with the pace of his debate preparations.
Beside him sit two more press 'aides' and an assistant, who also chip in if they feel matters need explaining.
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