Collocation
friendly staff
employees in a place (such as a hotel, restaurant, or shop) who are kind, welcoming, and helpful to customers
Definition
'friendly staff' is a common English collocation. employees in a place (such as a hotel, restaurant, or shop) who are kind, welcoming, and helpful to customers
friendly + staff
“The hotel has friendly staff who are always happy to help.”
Examples
- The café is popular because it has friendly staff and great coffee.
- We chose this restaurant again thanks to the friendly staff.
- The museum has friendly staff who answer questions patiently.
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- Even though the store was crowded, the friendly staff helped me find my size.
- The clinic is clean, and the friendly staff make patients feel relaxed.
- I left a five-star review because the friendly staff solved the problem quickly.
- Travelers often mention the friendly staff in their online comments about the hostel.
- From check-in to checkout, the friendly staff made our stay smooth and enjoyable.
- If you want a welcoming atmosphere, pick a place with friendly staff and good service.
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