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Meanings of doorman in English
Someone who guards an entrance.
Usage of doorman in English
1
The doorman asked for a number where the police could reach me.
2
Seven thousand square feet in a doorman building in the East Seventies.
3
I'd known the doorman more years than either of us would admit.
4
I remember one day the doorman at the theatre saying, Morning, Max.
5
The cameras are set and the doorman knows to let you in.
6
He pressed the button-call, and ordered the doorman to send in Cassidy.
7
The building had no doorman, just two sets of locked glass doors.
8
Then the doorman takes one look at Judge and bars my path.
9
Neither the elevator operator nor the doorman gave me a second glance.
10
Describes each card, with information about the doorman and the card itself.
11
The doorman patted him down one more time just to make sure.
12
Police suspect the murder was linked to his work as a doorman.
13
The doorman unlocks the gate, then stands aside to let us pass.
14
Strike heard heavy footsteps and guessed that the long-haired doorman was approaching.
15
The Major had told the doorman that Dr. Ouelet was expecting her.
16
He also must have told the doorman to skedaddle out of there.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common