ushered

英 [ˈʌʃəd]

美 [ˈʌʃərd]

v.  把…引往; 引导; 引领
usher的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 引;领;陪同
  If youushersomeone 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。
• N-COUNT （婚礼、音乐会等的）引座员，招待员，迎宾员
  Anusheris 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。
• （英国）法庭庭警
  Anusheris a person who organizes people who are attending a law court in Britain.

双语例句

• They were quickly ushered away.
  他们被迅速领开。
• And ushered in a completely new age.
  开创了一个崭新的时代。
• The May Fourth movement which ushered in China's modern literature constitutes a central and inexhaustible tradition and topic.
  “五四”作为中国现代文学的开端，是绕不开和说不尽的一个传统和话题。
• She ushered her callers into a cluttered living-room.
  她把来人领进凌乱不堪的客厅。
• The work on anthrax abruptly ushered in the golden age of medical bacteriology.
  于炭疽病的研究突然将医学细菌学引入了黄金时代。
• The talks ushered in a new era of international co-operation.
  会谈开创了国际合作的新纪元。
• This has ushered in a new epoch in the history of the Chinese revolution.
  这在中国革命史上开辟了一个新纪元。
• In business in Xinglong, don't feel ushered in the new year's Eve once a year.
  在生意兴隆中，不觉又迎来了一年一度的除夕夜。
• Ronald Reagan ushered in an era that reasserted the marketplace and freedom.
  罗纳德·里根重新定义了自由和市场，开创了一个新的纪元。
• The invention ushered in a new era in the history of mankind.
  这项发明开辟了人类历史的新纪元。