chauffeur in Chinese
chauffeur in Chinese is 司機 — chauffeur means someone employed to drive a car for another person, often in a formal or luxury setting.
chauffeur in Chinese
司機
Pronounced: sī jī
A person employed to drive a private motor car or a hired car of executive or luxury class (like a limousine).
What does "chauffeur" mean?
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noun Someone employed to drive a car for another person, often in a formal or luxury setting.
"A chauffeur was waiting at the airport with a sign bearing her name."
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verb To drive someone around as their driver.
"He chauffeured his boss to meetings all over the city."
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chauffeur in a sentence
- A chauffeur was waiting at the airport with a sign bearing her name.
- The company car came with a chauffeur for important clients.
- He chauffeured his boss to meetings all over the city.
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What is "chauffeur" in Chinese?
"chauffeur" in Chinese is 司機. chauffeur means: Someone employed to drive a car for another person, often in a formal or luxury setting.
How do you pronounce 司機?
"chauffeur" in Chinese is 司機, pronounced "sī jī".
How do you use "chauffeur" in a sentence?
Example: "A chauffeur was waiting at the airport with a sign bearing her name." In Chinese, "chauffeur" is 司機.
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