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1. (n.) chauffeur
a person employed to drive an automobile for the owner.
2. chauffeur
a person employed to drive a car or limousine for paying passengers.
3. (v.t.) chauffeur
to drive (a vehicle) as a chauffeur.
4. chauffeur
to transport by car:
to chauffeur the kids to school.
5. (v.i.) chauffeur
to work as a chauffeur.
Etymology: (1895–1900; < F: lit., stoker =chauff(er) to heat (see chafe ) +-eur -eur)
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| Definition of 'chauffeur' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (verb) chauffeur
a man paid to drive a privately owned car
2. (verb) drive around, chauffeur
drive someone in a vehicle
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1. (noun) chauffeur
sb employed to drive a car; = driver
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| Definitions of 'chauffeur' |
The Roycroft Dictionary |
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chauffeur
The power behind the thrown.
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Sense: a person employed as a car-driver for a rich or important person.
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 Afrikaans: chauffeur |
 Arabic: سائِق |
 Bulgarian: шофьор |
 Brazilian: motorista |
 Czech: šofér |
 German: der Fahrer |
 Danish: chauffør |
 Greek: σοφέρ |
 Spanish: chófer, chofer |
 Estonian: autojuht |
 Farsi: شوفر |
 Finnish: autonkuljettaja |
 French: chauffeur |
 Hebrew: נֶהַג צָמוּד |
 Hindi: शोफर, चालक |
 Croatian: vozač |
 Hungarian: sofőr |
 Indonesian: sopir |
 Icelandic: ekill, bílstjóri |
 Italian: autista |
 Japanese: おかかえ運転手 |
 Korean: 자가용 운전수 |
 Lithuanian: šoferis, (samdytas) vairu |
 Latvian: šoferis |
 Malay: pemandu |
 Dutch: chauffeur |
 Norwegian: (privat)sjåfør |
 Polish: szofer |
 Persian: شوفر |
 Pashto: موټروان شخصى |
 Portuguese: motorista |
 Romanian: şofer |
 Russian: (наёмный) шофёр |
 Slovak: šofér |
 Slovenian: (poklicni)šofer |
 Serbian: šofer |
 Swedish: chaufför |
 Thai: คนขับรถยนต์ |
 Turkish: şoför |
 Taiwanese: 富人或重要人物雇用的專屬司機 |
 Ukrainian: шофер, водій |
 Urdu: امیر آدمیوں کی گاڑی کا ڈر |
 Vietnamese: tài xế |
 Chinese: 受雇于人的汽车司机 |
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