janitor in Chinese
janitor in Chinese is 禮賓部 — janitor means a person employed to clean and maintain a building, such as a school or office.
janitor in Chinese
禮賓部
Pronounced: lǐ bīn bù
(Scotland, Hong Kong) A caretaker or custodian; someone who maintains a school building specifically and may serve other administrative roles (the term caretaker is also used in Hong Kong, particularly in ESF and independent British schools).
What does "janitor" mean?
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noun A person employed to clean and maintain a building, such as a school or office.
"The janitor mopped the hallway after the last class left."
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noun A moderator who manages and cleans up content on an online discussion forum.
"A janitor deleted the spam posts within minutes."
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janitor in a sentence
- The janitor mopped the hallway after the last class left.
- He asked the janitor for a spare key to the supply closet.
- A janitor deleted the spam posts within minutes.
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What is "janitor" in Chinese?
"janitor" in Chinese is 禮賓部. janitor means: A person employed to clean and maintain a building, such as a school or office.
How do you pronounce 禮賓部?
"janitor" in Chinese is 禮賓部, pronounced "lǐ bīn bù".
How do you use "janitor" in a sentence?
Example: "The janitor mopped the hallway after the last class left." In Chinese, "janitor" is 禮賓部.
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