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Meanings of innkeeper in English
Usage of innkeeper in English
1
We can ask the innkeeper to send hot water to your room.
2
The innkeeper brought a second bucket of hot water, then a third.
3
The innkeeper laughed and brought him a large goblet of red wine.
4
The innkeeper was peeping out through a hole in the solid shutters.
5
Pinocchio stroked his wooden chin and looked at the innkeeper in surprise.
6
Their innkeeper and his servants evidently slept elsewhere; the room was empty.
7
B. Allegranti the innkeeper with whom Casanova lodged at Florence in 1771.
8
First of all we went to the inn and seized the innkeeper.
9
He looked back and saw the innkeeper still standing by the door.
10
At these words the innkeeper and the grooms looked at each other.
11
The innkeeper led the way upstairs along a dark and narrow passage.
12
The innkeeper made a leap for the steps and Lupo followed him.
13
It was Phoebe Marks, the pale-faced wife of the Mount Stanning innkeeper.
14
The innkeeper and three others filed into the room, grimly and silently.
15
As soon as the innkeeper was gone, Rand turned to the others.
16
The innkeeper, who has excellent natural manners, is highly appreciative of her.
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Translations for innkeeper
Russian
Innkeeper through the time
Innkeeper across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common