porter in Latin
porter in Latin is bāiulus, gerō — porter means a person employed to carry luggage or goods, especially at a station, airport, or hotel.
porter in Latin
bāiulus
A person who carries luggage and related objects.
gerō
A person who carries luggage and related objects.
What does "porter" mean?
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noun A person employed to carry luggage or goods, especially at a station, airport, or hotel.
"A station porter helped the elderly woman with her heavy suitcase."
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noun A person who staffs and controls the entrance to a building.
"The porter at the college gate checked everyone's name against a list."
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noun A strong, dark beer similar to a stout but generally lighter in body.
"The pub had a rich chocolatey porter on tap this week."
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porter in a sentence
- A station porter helped the elderly woman with her heavy suitcase.
- We tipped the hotel porter for wheeling our trolley to the lift.
- The porter at the college gate checked everyone's name against a list.
- Ask the porter at the front desk if any post has arrived.
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What is "porter" in Latin?
"porter" in Latin is bāiulus, gerō. porter means: A person employed to carry luggage or goods, especially at a station, airport, or hotel.
How do you use "porter" in a sentence?
Example: "A station porter helped the elderly woman with her heavy suitcase." In Latin, "porter" is bāiulus, gerō.
Are there other ways to say "porter" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "porter": bāiulus, gerō.
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