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Meanings of doorkeeper in English
Person whose job it is to monitor and open the door of a semi-public building.
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Usage of doorkeeper in English
1
Your doorkeeper said I could come and look for my lost wrap.
2
In the hall, among the shrouded furniture, she met the smiling doorkeeper.
3
This was opened by the doorkeeper, who asked her what she wanted.
4
This young man was an assistant doorkeeper in the capitol at Washington.
5
After a little delay, the doorkeeper was instructed to bring him in.
6
The doorkeeper took him to the foreman, who was fortunately a German.
7
Under the archway, he gave his key as usual to the doorkeeper.
8
The doorkeeper looked at me with surprise and a sort of gratitude.
9
Over many years, the man watches the doorkeeper almost without a break.
10
Then I harked back to the doorkeeper, while you were St. Sebastianizing.
11
Someone has to break through the wards-andwho better than a doorkeeper?
12
I bet the dean was surprised to learn you were a doorkeeper.
13
M. Segmuller's appearance corresponded perfectly with the description given by the doorkeeper.
14
In this case we can't believe the doorkeeper is the man's subordinate.
15
And I was a doorkeeper... with a fairy stone in my pocket.
16
Her confusion, so it seemed to Nekhludoff, confirmed the hospital doorkeeper's words.
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Doorkeeper across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common