n.(某些大学的)非正式教授，临时教师，(博物馆等场所的)讲解员，向导

The docent led the tour group through the art museum, sharing fascinating insights about each piece of art.
导览员带领参观团穿过艺术博物馆，分享了关于每件艺术品的迷人见解。
As a retired professor, she decided to become a volunteer docent at the local history museum.
作为一名退休教授，她决定成为当地历史博物馆的志愿导览员。
The docent explained the significance of the ancient artifacts on display in the museum.
导览员解释了博物馆展出的古代文物的意义。
He applied for the position of a docent at the science center and was thrilled when he got the job.
他申请了科学中心导览员的职位，并且当得到这份工作时感到非常兴奋。
The children were fascinated by the stories the docent told them about the dinosaurs in the natural history museum.
孩子们被导览员在自然历史博物馆讲述的关于恐龙的故事所吸引。
The docent's knowledge of the historical events depicted in the paintings was impressive.
导览员对画中描绘的历史事件的知识令人印象深刻。
She signed up for the guided tour led by a docent at the botanical gardens.
她在植物园报名参加了由导览员带领的导览游。
The docent's enthusiasm for the subject matter was contagious, making the learning experience enjoyable for everyone.
导览员对主题的热情具有感染力，使学习体验对每个人都变得愉快。
The docent gave a detailed explanation of the architectural features of the historic building.
导览员详细解释了历史建筑的建筑特点。
Volunteering as a docent at the local art gallery allowed him to share his passion for art with others.
在当地的美术馆做导览员志愿者让他有机会与他人分享他对艺术的热情。