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1. (n.) doorman
the door attendant of an apartment house, nightclub, etc.
Etymology: (1855–60)
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1. (noun) doorkeeper, doorman, door guard, hall porter, porter, gatekeeper, ostiary
someone who guards an entrance
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Sense: a man on duty at the door of a hotel, store etc.
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 Afrikaans: portier |
 Arabic: بَوّاب، حاجِب |
 Bulgarian: портиер |
 Brazilian: porteiro |
 Czech: vrátný |
 German: der Portier |
 Danish: dørmand; dørvogter |
 Greek: πορτιέρης |
 Spanish: portero |
 Estonian: uksehoidja |
 Farsi: دربان |
 Finnish: ovimies |
 French: portier |
 Hebrew: שוֹעֵר |
 Hindi: द्वारपाल |
 Croatian: vratar, portir |
 Hungarian: kocsirendező |
 Indonesian: penjaga pintu |
 Icelandic: dyravörður |
 Italian: portiere |
 Japanese: ドアボーイ |
 Korean: 정문지기 |
 Lithuanian: durininkas |
 Latvian: šveicars |
 Malay: orang yang membuka pintu |
 Dutch: portier |
 Norwegian: dørvakt, portner |
 Polish: portier |
 Persian: دربان |
 Pashto: دربان |
 Portuguese: porteiro |
 Romanian: portar |
 Russian: швейцар; привратник |
 Slovak: vrátnik |
 Slovenian: vratar |
 Serbian: vratar |
 Swedish: dörrvakt, vaktmästare |
 Thai: คนเปิดประตูหน้าโรงแรมหรือ |
 Turkish: kapıcı |
 Taiwanese: (飯店等的)門房 |
 Ukrainian: швейцар |
 Urdu: دربان |
 Vietnamese: người gác cửa |
 Chinese: 门卫，门童 |
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