croupiers

英 [ˈkruːpɪəz]

美

n. (负责收付钱、发牌等的)赌台管理员，赌台主持人
croupier的复数

(负责收发钱的)赌台管理员
A croupier is the person in charge of a gambling table in a casino, who collects the bets and pays money to the people who have won.

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One of the croupiers, a blonde girl, beckoned him to join the twenty-one table.
那个发牌员是个金发碧眼的女孩，示意他加入到第二十一点的赌局中。
The territory's infrastructure is strained; small businesses and even government departments are losing staff to casinos, creating a society of croupiers; and even well-paid young casino employees are finding it hard to get on to the property ladder.
澳门地区的基础设施紧张；小型企业、甚至政府部门的员工都在流向赌场，正在形成一个赌场跑堂的社会；同时，即便是赌场里收入丰厚的年轻员工，也发现很难买房。
People who share Father Xavier's concerns about his new neighbour, which is just one of many big integrated resorts in the pipeline, worry that Macao risks becoming a society of croupiers.
沙维尔神父的这个新邻居，只是众多大型在建综合性娱乐场所之一。很多人与沙维尔神父带有同样的忧虑，担心澳门会变成一个全民办赌场的社会。
Even the casinos are mostly Chinese-owned and most of the croupiers, bar staff and prostitutes are recruited from across the border.
就连那些赌场也大多为中国人所有，赌场的大部分管理员、酒吧员工和娼妓也都是从中国境内招来的。