clerical

• Relativo al trabajo de oficina o a tareas administrativas, como archivar documentos, escribir a máquina y llevar registros; también puede referirse al clero o a lo eclesiástico, aunque este sentido es menos común en el uso cotidiano.

Relating to office work or administrative tasks, such as filing, typing, and record-keeping.

1. Relating to office workB1formal

   Pertaining to the routine tasks performed in an office, such as filing, typing, and record-keeping.

   de oficina

   • She applied for a clerical position at the law firm.
   • The job involves various clerical duties like data entry and filing.
   • He was hired to handle clerical work in the accounting department.

   Sinónimosadministrativeofficesecretarial

   Antónimosmanualphysical

2. Relating to the clergyB2formal

   Concerning the clergy, the body of people ordained for religious duties.

   clerical (relativo al clero)

   • The bishop wore his clerical robes during the ceremony.
   • He decided to pursue a clerical career in the church.
   • The meeting was attended by several clerical leaders from the diocese.

   Sinónimosclericecclesiasticalministerialpastoralpriestlysacerdotal

   Antónimoslaysecular

3. Relating to clerksB2formal

   Of or relating to a clerk, especially in a legal or administrative context.

   clerical (relativo a oficinistas o secretarios)

   • The clerical staff were responsible for maintaining the court records.
   • She worked as a clerical assistant in the mayor's office.
   • The error was due to a clerical mistake in the paperwork.

   Sinónimosadministrativeofficesecretarial