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Meanings of gentleman's gentleman in English
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ayuda de cámara Synonyms
Examples for "man"
Examples for "man"
1
Is anyone able to help this young man by offering work experience?
2
Local media said police arrested a man following Monday's attack in Taipei.
3
Meeting this particular man at this particular time seemed somehow exactly right.
4
Days Gone In Days Gone, a bike is a man's best friend.
5
But he was a serious young man, perhaps too serious at times.
1
Very.' He inspected the gentleman's card before saying, 'What does this say?'
2
The gentleman thought this over for a long moment and then said.
3
You asked me-toldme-tolet you know if a certain gentleman arrived.
4
Not actually in the contract, but a gentleman's agreement, shall we say?
5
Bull, stop growling; you are very impolite; the gentleman is in distress.
1
Rotfeld brought the money three days later, in a large valet case.
2
His valet saw him frown and asked, 'Is something amiss, Sir Paul?'
3
I am the simple valet of two gentlemen living in the hotel.
4
The waiter and the valet had rushed out of the service room.
5
The valet I had hired had entered the room with the shoemaker.
1
The valet de chambre now reentered the room, and approached the prince.
2
But the valet de chambre shrugged his shoulders and shook his head.
3
The bedroom service comprised a valet de chambre and a wardrobe boy.
4
Just then the door opened, and the king's valet de chambre entered.
5
Don't you know M. Louis, the Duc de Mora's valet de chambre?
Usage of gentleman's gentleman in English
1
Mine is Webster, sir, I am Mr. Bennett's personal gentleman's gentleman.
2
The valet (pronounced val-et not vallay) is what Beau Brummel called a gentleman's gentleman.
3
It was hardly possible to look at the gentleman's gentleman, so very haughtily did he stand in the doorway.
4
He was not wholly devoid of the sense of humor, as a gentleman's gentleman should at all times be.
5
I'll just step up stairs and change my cap: it would be but civil if the gentleman's gentleman sups with us.
6
If he told the truth and confessed that this was his maiden effort in the capacity of gentleman's gentleman, what would the butler think?