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receptionist

[ri-sep-shuh-nist] / rɪˈsɛp ʃə nɪst /


NOUN
secretary
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Because the person has not worked outside of the house, Trench and Jensen have them start with an entry-level receptionist job paying $45,000 a year, and work up from there.

From MarketWatch

The receptionist and artist first started creating models of well-known stars during the coronavirus pandemic, starting with then Prime Minister Boris Johnson.

From BBC

In the footage, the men can be heard telling the receptionist that "it is -6 degrees outside" adding "they just want to get their heads down".

From BBC

Having spoken to frustrated patients who had just paid the £69 for the hygienist, Mr Mellor said he asked the receptionist if this was in fact the case.

From BBC

She posed as a courier, telling the receptionists that the script was requested by an executive.

From Los Angeles Times