doorkeeper

基本解释

• n.看门的人

同根派生

英汉例句

双语例句

• The doorkeeper slapped him.
  那个门卫一掌拍过去……
• “His philosophy was to cultivate everybody from the doorkeeper up,” Mr McDonald remarks.
  “他的观点就是，和从守门人起的每一个人培养感情。” 麦克唐纳先生评论道。
• "His philosophy was to cultivate everybody from the doorkeeper up, " Mr McDonald remarks.
  “他的处世哲学是从看门人起去挖掘每个人的潜在价值，”麦克唐纳写道。

权威例句

• And a sergeant at arms but also the doorkeeper were there to keep order.
  NPR: A Quick Trip Through the History of Capitol Hill
• First Congress had a sergeant at arms who was there to keep order, but also a doorkeeper to make sure that people wouldn't come in and out.
  NPR: A Quick Trip Through the History of Capitol Hill
• Mark Kirk, R-Ill, who walks haltingly with a cane because of a stroke, delivered a canister of hot tea and an apple to Paul's desk, but a doorkeeper removed them.
  NPR: Senator Launches Lengthy Debate To Block CIA Pick

词组短语

短语

• health doorkeeper 卫生守门人
• hotel doorkeeper 酒店看门人
• Doorkeeper Cats 看门猫
• doorkeeper information promulgation procedures 看门人信息发布程序
• A church doorkeeper 教堂的看门人

英英字典

剑桥英英字典

• a person whose job is to stay near the entrance to a public place and prevent people entering without permission

柯林斯英英字典

• A doorkeeper is a person, usually a uniformed employee, who stands at the door of a building such as a hotel or apartment and helps people who are going in or out.

专业释义

宗教学

• 守门人(天主教品级中的最低圣职人员)