usher

noun

1. 引座员
   a person who shows people where to sit in a church, public hall, etc.
2. （法院的）传达员，门卫，门房
   an official who has special responsibilities in court, for example allowing people in and out of the court
3. 男傧相
   a friend of the bridegroom at a wedding, who has special duties

verb

1. 把…引往；引导；引领
   to take or show sb where they should go
   1. The secretary ushered me into his office.
      秘书把我领进他的办公室。

1. VERB 引;领;陪同
   If you usher someone somewhere, you show them where they should go, often by going with them.
   1. I ushered him into the office...
      我领他去办公室。
   2. They were quickly ushered away.
      他们被迅速领开。
2. N-COUNT （婚礼、音乐会等的）引座员，招待员，迎宾员
   An usher is a person who shows people where to sit, for example at a wedding or at a concert.
   1. He did part-time work as an usher in a theatre.
      他在一家戏院兼职当引座员。
3. （英国）法庭庭警
   An usher is a person who organizes people who are attending a law court in Britain.

1. Then he composed his features, took Godwin's hand awkwardly and began to usher him from the office.
   然后他定了定神，尴尬地牵着戈德温的手，开始引领他离开办公室。
2. After he left school, he tried his hand at a variety of jobs — bricklayer, cinema usher, coal man.
   离开学校后，他尝试过各种工作，如泥瓦匠、电影院引座员、运煤工。
3. I ushered him into the office
   我领他去办公室。
4. They were quickly ushered away.
   他们被迅速领开。
5. He did part-time work as an usher in a theatre.
   他在一家戏院兼职当引座员。
6. The deep and dark Tarn at my feet closed over the fragments of the house of usher.
   我脚下深邃阴沉的小湖将厄谢尔古屋的断垣残墙吞没了。
7. The usher seated them in the front row.
   引座员让他们在前排就座。
8. Many here express hope the defeat of the armed rebels will usher in a new era.
   首都的很多人表示，他们希望武装反叛份子的失败将开创一个新时代。
9. Eg. I believe we need to usher in a new era of responsibility.
   我相信我们需要迎接一个负责任的新纪元。
10. After giving up a major and choice, will usher in a new world.
    重大的放弃与选择之后，将迎来一片新的世界。
11. The usher seated us in the front row.
    招待员把我们安排在前排就座。
12. We have a long wait, the usher in the spring and see the colorful world;
    我们在漫长的等待中，迎来了春日，看到了姹紫嫣红的世界；
13. Flowering time of hard work and sweat, will surely usher in middle-aged gorgeous brilliant.
    花季年华的勤奋和汗水，定能迎来中年的绚丽辉煌。
14. This would usher in a new revolution in physics.
    而这将引发一场物理学的新革命。
15. Usher has warned me not to date a fan, but I don't see what could go wrong.
    接待告诉我不能和粉丝约会，但是我觉得我不能犯错。
16. The usher showed us to our seats.
    服务员把我们带到了坐位前。
17. Will usher in a new video and personal communications era.
    它的使用将开创一个视频与个人通信的新时代。
18. There was a ceremony to usher in the new government.
    举行了一个典礼欢庆新政府的成立。
19. Mr Jobs ushered in the personal computer era and now he is trying to usher it out.
    乔布斯开创了个人电脑时代，现在他则试图终结这一时代。
20. A: The truth is I tried, but the usher wouldn't let me.
    事实上，我试过了，可是引座员不让。
21. The usher took me to the seat.
    引座员领我到了座位上。
22. The usher took us to our seats.
    引导员领着我们找到了座位。
23. The usher asked him if he had reserved a seat.
    领座员问他是否预定了座位。
24. You also stated that the shuttle will usher in a new era of travel.
    你们说过穿梭机计划将会开创运输交通的新纪元。
25. The usher conducted us to our seats.
    领位员带我们到座位上。
26. Can Barack Obama really usher in a new era of progressive policies?
    巴拉克•奥巴马是否能真正开创一个进步政策的新时代？
27. Usher: We have ushers to show you to your seats.
    招待员：我们有引座员引领您去您的座位。
28. We hope to usher in a more secure, stable, peaceful and equitable world order.
    我们希望创立一个更为安全、稳定、和平与平等的国际秩序。

usher sth↔in

1. 开创；开始；开启
   to be the beginning of sth new or to make sth new begin

noun

1. someone employed to conduct others

   Synonym:    guide

2. an official stationed at the entrance of a courtroom or legislative chamber

   Synonym:    doorkeeper

verb

1. take (someone) to their seats, as in theaters or auditoriums
   1. The usher showed us to our seats

   Synonym:    show