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Meanings of doormen in English
Person whose job it is to monitor and open the door of a semi-public building.
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Usage of doormen in English
1
He was on familiar terms with theatre directors, stage managers and doormen.
2
Describes the uniforms of doormen and Fair troopers, designed by Mr. Whalen.
3
Apart from Sextus and the doormen, Fabiola was on her own again.
4
As she did, the doormen appeared round the corner from the reception.
5
Docilosa and the two doormen were the only ones who knew the truth.
6
Looking uneasily at each other, the Lupanar's doormen gripped their weapons.
7
There were two doormen: Sergio by day and Freddy by night.
8
The doormen in suits listen to radio ear-pieces, waiting for trouble.
9
We were caught completely by surprise as again we only had four doormen.
10
The two enormous doormen emerged, carrying a lumpen shape wrapped in a blanket.
11
Fifteen off-duty doormen lead an assault on Bonniers and are repulsed.
12
Fabiola almost wished that the doormen would argue with her sometimes.
13
The two doormen reacted with surprise and respect when Fabiola recounted what had happened.
14
See if any doormen, parking valets, or bellmen remember her asking for a cab.
15
Plus, he'd bribed the doormen to tell him if anything happened at the front.
16
Club and bar-owners, their staff and doormen, are to be enlisted to combat drugs.
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