usher 英音 ['ʌʃə] ; 美音 ['ʌʃə] 。
usher n.引座员；助教、法庭庭警、法警、领宾员； v.引领、开创、使开始。
例句：
1、The usher seated us in the theatre.
引座员在剧场领我们就座。
2、According to the production period and production cycle is estimated that in 2009 or the raw materials industry will usher in a new round of a net release of strong production capacity .
根据生产周期和生产周期，预计在2009年或原材料工业将迎来一个强劲的生产能力，新一轮的净释放。
3、The unhappy man whose history we are relating had remained near the door of the hall, in the same place and the same attitude in which the usher had left him.
我们讲着他的历史的这个伤心人立在大厅门旁，他立的地位和态度，一直和那执达吏先头离开他时一样。
4、Indeed, many publishing executives like to argue that the digital revolution could usher in a golden age of reading in which many more people will be exposed to digital texts.
的确，许多出版业的执行官喜欢争辩说，数字化变革引领出版业进入黄金阅读时代，大多数人们将会接受电子文本。
5、As one of the important applications of helicopter in China, we have reason to believe that the Chinese helicopter market will usher in an explosive development in an all-round way.
作为直升机在中国的一个重要应用，我们有理由相信中国的直升机市场会迎来爆发式的全面发展。