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Definition of doorman in English: doormannounPlural doormen ˈdɔːmən A man such as a porter, bouncer, or janitor who is on duty at the entrance to a large building. Example sentencesExamples - They entered a hall, beautifully decorated with painted cloth, and followed the doorman up two flights of stairs.
- The doormen and waitresses are splendid in their gold-braided outfits.
- He was on duty with three other doormen when the tragedy happened.
- Stern-looking doormen can now be seen guarding the entrance to certain exclusive establishments, just to keep the riff-raff out.
- There was a scuffle which the doormen could not resolve, so they ushered the supporters out.
- It's definitely going to be a major issue for doormen in Ireland.
- The doormen, bar staff, chefs, waitresses and management all participated in the training.
- We arrived at the apartment block and we wrangled our way past the doorman on duty.
- Here she was safe, for the building had a doorman, and the doors had secure locks.
- The building had a doorman and for a moment I worried that he and I would not be allowed into the building.
- Within seconds of the attack he was attended to by a club doorman, who was trained in first aid.
- Local authorities currently vet their own doormen, meaning bouncers have different licences depending on where they work in the country.
- After considering other factors, he laid the blame on the doormen in their apartment buildings.
- When he got to the entrance a doormen pointed him towards the Observatory where he could see a group in the distance.
- You too will have to be walked out in a shuffle, the doormen now more like sanitarium orderlies than bouncers.
- The doormen of my building have adopted me as I can speak Spanish.
- The waitress was too upset to listen and called over three doormen to assess the situation.
- The doormen barricaded the club's entrance as the soldiers allegedly tried to get to him.
- One common technique is the employment of official border guards, doormen or bouncers.
- On leaving the priesthood, he worked in a number of jobs including a doorman, a handyman and a janitor.
Synonyms superintendent, supervisor, steward, overseer, caretaker, janitor, porter, custodian, watchman, concierge
Rhymes Bormann, doormen, foreman, foremen, Mormon, Norman, storeman, storemen Definition of doorman in US English: doormannoun A man such as a porter, bouncer, or janitor who is on duty at the entrance to a large building. Example sentencesExamples - He was on duty with three other doormen when the tragedy happened.
- Local authorities currently vet their own doormen, meaning bouncers have different licences depending on where they work in the country.
- The doormen, bar staff, chefs, waitresses and management all participated in the training.
- You too will have to be walked out in a shuffle, the doormen now more like sanitarium orderlies than bouncers.
- We arrived at the apartment block and we wrangled our way past the doorman on duty.
- The doormen and waitresses are splendid in their gold-braided outfits.
- They entered a hall, beautifully decorated with painted cloth, and followed the doorman up two flights of stairs.
- The doormen barricaded the club's entrance as the soldiers allegedly tried to get to him.
- The waitress was too upset to listen and called over three doormen to assess the situation.
- There was a scuffle which the doormen could not resolve, so they ushered the supporters out.
- The doormen of my building have adopted me as I can speak Spanish.
- The building had a doorman and for a moment I worried that he and I would not be allowed into the building.
- When he got to the entrance a doormen pointed him towards the Observatory where he could see a group in the distance.
- Stern-looking doormen can now be seen guarding the entrance to certain exclusive establishments, just to keep the riff-raff out.
- On leaving the priesthood, he worked in a number of jobs including a doorman, a handyman and a janitor.
- Here she was safe, for the building had a doorman, and the doors had secure locks.
- Within seconds of the attack he was attended to by a club doorman, who was trained in first aid.
- After considering other factors, he laid the blame on the doormen in their apartment buildings.
- It's definitely going to be a major issue for doormen in Ireland.
- One common technique is the employment of official border guards, doormen or bouncers.
Synonyms superintendent, supervisor, steward, overseer, caretaker, janitor, porter, custodian, watchman, concierge
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