preparator
preparator — noun
1. a person whose job is to get something ready for a later step, event, or use.
a person whose job is to get something ready for a later step, event, or use.
At the museum, Hamza worked as the preparator for the dinosaur display.
works as + preparator for a specific exhibit
Every morning, the clinic's preparator laid out clean towels and fresh gloves.
possessive role noun: the clinic's preparator
For the school play, Linh served as the preparator and checked every costume.
Sana was the preparator who set out every pencil and booklet before the exam.
Before the tasting, Caio was the preparator who arranged each tray of samples.
- preparer
the plainer everyday word; 'preparator' sounds rarer and more specialist
- organizer
focuses more on arranging plans or people than on physically getting materials ready
- technician
emphasizes technical skill; only overlaps when the preparation work is specialized
文法句型
work as a preparator
serve as the preparator
a preparator for + task/event
用法筆記
Rare and formal. It is most often used for a named role in a museum, clinic, lab, or similar setting where someone gets materials ready before the main work begins.