valets
英 [ˈvælɪts]
美 [ˈvælɪts]
n. (照管男子衣食等的)贴身仆人，仆从; (旅馆中)为顾客洗衣服的服务员; (旅馆或饭店中)为顾客停车的服务员
v. 彻底清洗(尤指车内); 侍候; 服侍
valet的第三人称单数和复数
柯林斯词典
- （男子的）贴身男仆,男仆从
A valet is a male servant who looks after his employer by doing things such as caring for his clothes and cooking for him. - (受雇）洗（车）
If someone valets a vehicle, they are paid to clean it thoroughly inside and out.
双语例句
- By indulging their children, many parents have become valets to their offspring.
由于纵容自己的子女，许多父母已经变成了孩子们的佣人。 - I come from a long line of French valets.
我正是一个法国来的男仆。 - Staring at his official-looking vehicle, one of the valets asked my husband if he was driving a government car.
一位停车人员盯着他的这辆公务样子的车子，问我的丈夫是否他开的是一辆政府用车。 - And have servants and valets.
有那么多的人服侍你。 - The two valets rapidly dressed his majesty, and in the blue uniform of the guards he walked into the reception-room with firm, rapid steps.
两个近侍连忙给陛下穿好衣服，于是他穿着近卫军的蓝制服，迈着坚定而急速的步子，走进接待室。 - But they know I only accept French valets.
但大家都知道我只找法国人做跟班。