cataloger
cataloger — 名詞
1. someone who sorts and records every item in a collection using a clear system, t
編目員
系統性地分類與記錄收藏品項的專業人員
someone who sorts and records every item in a collection using a clear system, typically in a library, museum, or archive
Amara works as a cataloger at the National Library in Lagos.
Amara 在拉哥斯的國家圖書館擔任編目員。
works as a cataloger + at [institution]
Dimitri became a cataloger after finishing his degree in library science.
Dimitri 取得圖書館學學位後成為一名編目員。
became a cataloger — occupational role after professional training
The museum hired Sana as a cataloger for its expanding textile archive.
博物館聘請 Sana 擔任編目員，負責日益擴展的紡織品檔案。
Kwame, the head cataloger, trained three new assistants this summer.
總編目員 Kwame 今年夏天培訓了三位新助理。
Yuki spent months working as a cataloger on the rare books project.
Yuki 花了幾個月在珍本書項目中擔任編目員。
- librarian
a broader role — cataloging is just one of many library duties
- archivist
focuses more on preserving historical documents alongside organizing them
- indexer
creates alphabetical indexes rather than full descriptive catalog records
- curator
selects and interprets items for exhibitions, going beyond cataloging alone
用法筆記
Common in American English. British English typically uses the spelling 'cataloguer.' The role is most often found in libraries, museums, and archives.