librarian
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- noun
- /laɪˈbrɛəriən/
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- As a librarian, she organizes the library's resources and assists visitors.
- reference librarian
- school librarian
- teacher-librarian
Like Chris Sharat is our nuclear librarian, and we have a nuclear librarian.
- Like Chris Sharat is our nuclear librarian, and we have a nuclear librarian.
- She was a sweet nerdy librarian love interest.
- So just like some people would be better librarians versus journalists versus salespeople.
- I I then returned to Cambridge and asked Connie Ronaldo, who's librarian of the Ants Meyer Library.
- The third free resource you should use is your law school librarian.
- The Air Awakens series follows a girl who is just a little librarian.
- You know, so, and also, you know, you just get to know the archivist and the librarians quite well.
- They are criminalizing teachers and librarians.
- I think also Qui Gon Jin had whom she fell in love with tall a librarian of the Jedi Archives.
- I was very fortunate in that my dad was an accountant and my mom was a librarian for the most part.
- And I got to say, the librarians there, you know, they were people who really knew their stuff.
- According to the OEC data, OECD data, some of these people are librarians or career mental health counselors who directly benefit students.
- I think that the librarian is if she feels like a St.
Examples
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New technologies pose considerable challenges to academic librarians, but they also introduce new opportunities.
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The survey was designed by the researcher with input from teachers, librarians, and university literacy professors.
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You went from high school librarian to this.
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My mom always talks about what an amazing librarian you are.
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You got to ask the librarian.
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I heard the librarian needs an assistant.
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The first question for the teacher librarian is to examine one's own personal learning environment.
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The new role as a 21st Century teacher-librarian has a lot to offer its clients.
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New technologies have created opportunities for academic librarians to be innovative educators in their community.
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By Joseph Grosso. Joseph Grosso is a librarian and writer living in New York City.
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Etymology
Librarian comes from the Latin word liber, meaning 'book', and is the same root you see in library, plus the ending -arian, which means 'a person connected with'. So a librarian is literally someone who works with books and helps people in a library.