doorkeeper 的定义
- a person who guards the entrance of a building.
- British. a janitor; hall porter.
- Roman Catholic Church. ostiary.
doorkeeper 近义词
等同于 janitor
等同于 porter
等同于 usher
等同于 gatekeeper
更多doorkeeper例句
- Juggling those multiple criteria would present a major challenge for immigration officials, airline check-in counters and other doorkeepers.
- The Senate post is officially called the sergeant-at-arms and doorkeeper, harking back to its 18th-century duties of keeping members inside the Capitol to conduct the business of government.
- His lordship, as we know, was away, and on his return questioned the doorkeeper as to the name of his visitor.
- The doorkeeper answered in a very discourteous way that it was none of his business where the senators were.
- He soon brought him to the stranger, who then gave his card to the doorkeeper and asked him to call at his hotel that evening.
- I scared up a doorkeeper and was ready at the proper time, and by pure good luck a tolerably good house assembled and I was saved.
- And a moment later the two associates were talking earnestly near the doorkeeper's lodge.