houseman 的定义
plural house·men [hous-men, -muhn]. /ˈhaʊsˌmɛn, -mən/.
- a male servant who performs general duties in a home, hotel, etc.
- a man employed to maintain order, as in a bar or gambling casino; bouncer.
- house detective.
- one who represents the management in a gambling house.
- British. a medical intern at a hospital.
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- By then, Kelvin Anderson, 56, who lives in Baltimore and worked at the Sheraton for five years as a banquet houseman, will have been out of work for 18 months.
- He worked with John Houseman, Aaron Copeland, Joseph Cotton and many others who were already famous or soon to be.
- There was so much discussion over it that I finally hired a houseman for the especial purpose of having that platform swept.
- To-morrow we will cut out this Houseman's eyes and tongue, so that he may see nothing and tell nothing.
- "As you will," said Houseman; 'but—' Just at that moment, a long shrill whistle sounded below, as from the water.
- "Ay, ay: but not St. Robert's," said Houseman; and the grin of his teeth was visible through the dullness of the shade.
- Each of the elder spectators remembered at once the person of Houseman, and the suspicion that had attached to his name.