1.私人秘书
1.someone who works as a secretary to an important person in business or government
1.After a spell in teaching, he began his political career in 1983 when he became private secretary to his father.
他曾执教一段时间，1983年担任父亲的私人秘书后开始从政。
2.A private secretary and general factotum can earn up to $150, 000 a year nowadays.
一个私人秘书兼家务总管现在年薪可达15万美元；
3.As a young man, he worked as private secretary to Sir William Temple, a retired Whig diplomat, at Moor Park in southern England.
作为一个年轻的男子，他担任私人秘书威廉爵士寺，一名退休的辉格外交官，在沼泽公园在英格兰南部。
4.The name is a misleading anachronism that dates from when secret meant private ( "secretary" has the same derivation).
此名是个让人不解的年代错误，始于机密意味着私人的年代（秘书为同一派生）。
5.Think of us as your private secretary who reads glossy magazines, speaks with local trend setters , then reports valuable info to you.
觉得我们作为你的私人司行文漂亮的杂志，谈到与当地趋势二传手，然后报告了宝贵的信息给你。
6.The money will be sent to you by the gentleman's private secretary once a month.
这位先生的私人秘书每月把钱汇给你。
7.He chose a private secretary for her.
他替她挑选一位私人秘书。
8.Mary is private secretary to the company chairman.
玛丽是公司董事长的私人秘书。
9.Even Kate can see her future grandmother-in-law only by appointment, arranged by a private secretary who announces visitors by title.
甚至凯特也只有通过约定才能见到她未来的祖母。这一约定由私人秘书根据头衔安排来访者接见。
10.Colom was in a meeting when he was interrupted by Gustavo Alejos, his private secretary.
科罗姆正在开会，这时他的私人秘书古斯塔沃·阿莱霍斯进来打断了会议。