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Definition of bellboy in English: bellboynounˈbɛlbɔɪˈbɛlˌbɔɪ North American An attendant in a hotel who performs services such as carrying guests' luggage. Example sentencesExamples - She smiled teasingly and blew a kiss at Leo as he began helping the bellboy load up the trolley with the luggage.
- Matt grabbed our key and the girl behind the counter called a bellboy to take our luggage up to our room on the sixth floor overlooking the sea.
- You are a bellboy in a fancy hotel.
- The taxi pulled in front of the hotel and a bellboy immediately retrieved his luggage from the boot of the car.
- She paid the driver as the bellboys got her luggage and took them up to Justin's room.
- The bellboys had already taken our luggage up to our rooms and were setting them up for us.
- Numerous taxicabs and limousines pulled up to the gilded doorway, dropping off guests while young bellboys carted luggage up the service elevator to various suites.
- Inside reminded her of a hotel; maroon carpet, cream walls and bellboys in black and grey suits.
- ‘Please come this way,’ said the bellboy politely to us.
- ‘Here's your room, Madame Ashley and Monsieur Charles ’, the bellboy said, extending his right hand toward the door.
- ‘Thank you,’ Trent said, wrapping an arm around Ally and following the bellboy up to their room.
- Anyway, all I did was tell the bellboy in the hall that I had locked myself out, and the next thing I know he's opening the door.
- We checked in at the desk, and a bellboy brought us up to our suite.
- Five minutes later the elevator bellboy came running down the hall.
- Carl shook his head as the bellboys sweated over the task.
- Call room service. The bellboy will eventually arrive and take your bags to the lobby, where you take a taxi to the airport, board a plane, and several connections later, you arrive back in the UK.
- Robin instructed a bellboy to take my luggage up to my room.
- I probably wasn't very clever’ - he became, at 16, a bellboy at the London Hilton Hotel. ‘I had no ambition for the industry.
- The valet boys met us eagerly and called for a bellboy to retrieve our luggage.
- Seeing how the first option was probably just the product of wishing, I left my duffel bag to the bellboy, who seemed to be struggling to keep Gillian's bags on top of the cart, and marched over to the reception desk.
Synonyms errand boy, pageboy, messenger boy
Definition of bellboy in US English: bellboynounˈbelˌboiˈbɛlˌbɔɪ North American another term for bellhop Example sentencesExamples - Numerous taxicabs and limousines pulled up to the gilded doorway, dropping off guests while young bellboys carted luggage up the service elevator to various suites.
- Call room service. The bellboy will eventually arrive and take your bags to the lobby, where you take a taxi to the airport, board a plane, and several connections later, you arrive back in the UK.
- I probably wasn't very clever’ - he became, at 16, a bellboy at the London Hilton Hotel. ‘I had no ambition for the industry.
- The taxi pulled in front of the hotel and a bellboy immediately retrieved his luggage from the boot of the car.
- Five minutes later the elevator bellboy came running down the hall.
- The bellboys had already taken our luggage up to our rooms and were setting them up for us.
- Robin instructed a bellboy to take my luggage up to my room.
- Inside reminded her of a hotel; maroon carpet, cream walls and bellboys in black and grey suits.
- Carl shook his head as the bellboys sweated over the task.
- ‘Thank you,’ Trent said, wrapping an arm around Ally and following the bellboy up to their room.
- She paid the driver as the bellboys got her luggage and took them up to Justin's room.
- Matt grabbed our key and the girl behind the counter called a bellboy to take our luggage up to our room on the sixth floor overlooking the sea.
- She smiled teasingly and blew a kiss at Leo as he began helping the bellboy load up the trolley with the luggage.
- We checked in at the desk, and a bellboy brought us up to our suite.
- ‘Please come this way,’ said the bellboy politely to us.
- The valet boys met us eagerly and called for a bellboy to retrieve our luggage.
- You are a bellboy in a fancy hotel.
- Anyway, all I did was tell the bellboy in the hall that I had locked myself out, and the next thing I know he's opening the door.
- Seeing how the first option was probably just the product of wishing, I left my duffel bag to the bellboy, who seemed to be struggling to keep Gillian's bags on top of the cart, and marched over to the reception desk.
- ‘Here's your room, Madame Ashley and Monsieur Charles ’, the bellboy said, extending his right hand toward the door.
Synonyms errand boy, pageboy, messenger boy
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