typist

Punching machine computer operator

Stenographer stenographer stenographer stenographer

phone operator

Programmer computer programmer

system analyst

stenographer

Office girl female clerk

civil servant

national public servant

Local civil servants

National railway workers

Tracer draftsman

Illustration copy

salesgirl

driver

simultaneous interpretation

Publishers, publishers

Graphic designer art design

delivery boy

Secretary secretary

Police police

newspaper reporter

Editor's editor

Interpretation translation

director

Talent scout

Actor, actor

actress

Photographer, photographer

Scholars, scholars

translate

Novelist novelist

dramatist

Linguist

Botanist

economist

Chemist chemist

Scientists. Scientists.

Philosopher philosopher

1. Civil servants

Staff of government agencies.

In ancient times, it was called a person who did odd jobs in institutions or groups.

2. Linguists

Linguist refers to a scholar who takes human language as the research object, discusses its structure, application, social function and historical development, as well as other language-related issues, and has certain attainments in these aspects.

3. Scholars

Scholars, belonging to sociological concept, have broad sense and narrow sense. A "scholar" in a broad sense refers to a person who has a certain level of knowledge and can express ideas, put forward opinions and lead social and cultural trends in related fields. A scholar in a narrow sense refers to a person who specializes in an academic system. Scholars include: thinkers, philosophers, jurists, writers, historians and theoretical or academic experts of various cultures.

edit

In the process of publishing books, newspapers and periodicals, the manuscripts and materials are sorted, modified and processed. It also refers to the personnel who hold the above positions in the press and publication institutions.

5. Police

National public security administrative personnel with armed nature. Including household registration police, judicial police, traffic police, etc.

Extended data:

Methods of reciting English words

(1) Make a learning plan for memorizing words, and increase the memory capacity of foreign language information in a planned and purposeful way;

(2) Do everything possible to participate in activities that can enhance memory, speak and use foreign languages anytime and anywhere, and make use of every opportunity to artificially create a language environment;

(3) Review the words in time before the memory retention effect tends to decline;

(4) Use the right brain more, that is, give full play to the role of the hemisphere that can enhance memory through objects, pictures, models and colors.