janitor信息详情
n.清洁工
n.看门人；守卫；门警
janitors───n.看门人；守卫；门警；n.清洁工
Vanitory───n.（浴室内的）组合式梳妆台
janiform───adj.伪善的（等于Janus-faced）；有两副面孔的
faitor───因素
genitor───n.母亲或父亲
ignitor───n.点火器；引爆装置；[电子]引燃电极
manito───n.（阿尔冈昆印地安人崇拜的）大神，神灵；超自然力；具有超自然力的事物；n.(Manito)人名；(葡)马尼托
manitos───曼尼托斯
manitou───n.（北美土人的）神灵
sweeper could have a look around for a job as a janitor or a cleaner.───清洁工可以找一份看门人或清洁工的工作。
What is this?" he asked the janitor.───这是什么？” 他向看门人问道。
Ed Roberts had been a school janitor for a long time.───埃德·罗伯茨做学校的看门人已很久了。
One morning, Mr. Chen, the janitor, called her, saying there was a parcel for her.───一天早晨，传达室的老陈来叫她，说有她的邮包。
EXAMPLE: A skillful janitor can clean windows perfectly with just a bucket of hot soapy water and a squeegee.───一个熟练的保洁员只需一桶热肥皂水和一把橡皮刷就能把窗户打扫得干干净净。
And yet, when you were in high school you may not have felt that the janitor was the most powerful representative of the school board.───然而，你在高中时，可不会认为看门人是校董中最权力的代表。
The janitor had lost everything in the hurricane and lived at his church for two years while he got back on his feet.───那个门卫在飓风中几乎失去了一切，他两年里都住在一个教堂里，他每天步行上下班。
The janitor could reasonably respond by saying, "Well, the lock on the door was changed, and I couldn't get a key. "───而看门人可以很有理由的说：“门锁换了，我没有钥匙。”作为看门人，他可以有合理的借口。
It is the name given to an ariel [sic] extension of a building, by constructing a habitation for a janitor and his family on the roof.───这个名称适用于某个建筑物上部扩展出来的部分，人们在屋顶构建出一个供看门人及其家人居住的容身之所。