station agent
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of station agent
An Americanism dating back to 1850–55
Example Sentences
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Passengers will notice new garbage bins, a new train decal replacing a burnt decal at the southwestern Westlake Station entrance, more security and cordial station agents to help newcomers at Northgate and Westlake stations.
From Seattle Times
When asked if he thought the newly minted metro could handle thousands of drunk fans, the station agent at a stop in the neighborhood smiled, shook his head and muttered “no way” between exaggerated coughs.
From New York Times
“This requirement applies to trains and all portions of stations beyond fare gates. Free masks are available at station agent booths and from all safety staff for those who need one,” the system tweeted.
From Washington Times
He then gets the attention of a station agent and enters the station through a gate.
From New York Times
I asked the man to give the phone to the station agent.
From New York Times
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