bellboy
美['belbɔɪ] 英['belbɔɪ]
n. 侍者；饭店里的年轻服务员
sp. =bellhop.
英英释义
Noun- someone employed as an errand boy and luggage carrier around hotels
例句
用作名词(n.)- Chandler exacted the flat two dollars daily from each bellboy.钱德勒每天从每个侍者身上榨取足足两块钱。
- When the reserved box bellboy leads John to the top of the seat, the curtain draws back at the right moment.当包厢侍者引约翰到座位上时，大幕正好拉开。
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