گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'staff'

1 عمومی:: كاركنان‌

2 عمومی:: تیر

3 عمومی:: كارمندان‌

4 عمومی:: پرسنل

5 عمومی:: چوب‌ بلند

6 عمومی:: ستاد ارتش‌

7 عمومی:: چوب‌ پرچم‌

1 general:: noun stick: He carried a staff for protection. noun personnel: Our staff will help you. noun faculty: The staff at our college is well paid. verb supply: I'll staff the center with good people.

2 general::   noun ADJ. full-time, part-time | permanent, temporary | skeleton We'll be down to a skeleton staff over Christmas. | experienced, professional, qualified, skilled, trained | unskilled | junior, senior | ancillary, support | general (= officers assisting a military leader in administration and planning) | academic, administrative, editorial, etc. | nursing, teaching, etc. | hospital, hotel, etc. | bar, kitchen, etc. QUANT. member There are only four full-time members of staff in the company. VERB + STAFF employ, have The company has a staff of fifty. | appoint, engage, hire, recruit, take on staff appointed to the project I've heard they're recruiting staff at the moment. | dismiss, fire, lay off, make redundant, sack A spokesperson said that the bank expects to make 15,000 staff redundant over the next three years. | train | pay They pay their staff by cheque. | join He joined the editorial staff in 1999. | leave STAFF + NOUN member | levels, numbers, resources | shortage | turnover | cut | appointment The hospital is freezing staff appointments as part of its cutbacks. | development, training | morale | meeting | canteen, dining room, restaurant, room PREP. on the ~ (of) She has been on the staff of the hospital for most of her working life. PHRASES chief of staff (= the most senior officer serving under and advising the person who commands each of the armed forces)

3 general:: staff ADJECTIVES/NOUN + staff full-time/part-time staff • The school has over 100 full-time staff. permanent/temporary staff • Much of the work is done by temporary staff. senior/junior staff • I have taken on board the comments of my senior staff. medical/academic/technical etc staff • We would like to thank all the medical staff at Broadgreen Hospital. hospital/library/office etc staff • He had responsibility for training library staff. support staff (= office staff, technical staff etc ) • A school needs good support staff. trained/qualified staff • Recruitment of trained staff was a continuing problem. staff + NOUN a staff member ( also a member of staff British English ) • At least one staff member should always be present. a staff meeting • On Wednesdays there’s our weekly staff meeting. staff training • The company has made a massive investment in staff training. the staff room British English (= a room for teachers in a school ) • I usually have a coffee in the staff room before school starts. staff morale (= how happy and confident the staff somewhere feel ) • Staff morale has been badly affected by the reorganisation. verbs have staff ( also employ staff formal ) • The hotel has 145 staff. join the staff • Kelly Jones has joined the staff as a medical secretary. phrases be on the staff British English , be on staff AmE: • He is no longer on the staff.

4 general::   verb be staffed ADV. well | fully, properly The ward is now fully staffed. | adequately | inadequately, short I'm afraid we're desperately short staffed at the moment. PHRASES be staffed (entirely/largely/mainly) by/with sb The office will be staffed entirely with volunteers.