Ainda não temos significados para "play chaperon".
1I don't have to play chaperon for you two.
2She was not in the least surprised at not being invited by Evelyn to play chaperon.
3It was I who agreed to play chaperon.
4Things can go on here as usual, but if Hope comes to see you, ask Mrs. Jasher in, to play chaperon.
5Here her liberty becomes greater, but she should always have an aunt or some elderly friend by her side to play chaperon.
6Of course it's all for you, but I shall love to play chaperon, and Stevie and I shall have a lovely time out of it.
7Well, isn't that much more agreeable-toescape playing chaperon?
8"I suppose it would be easy enough to find some other lady to play chaperon."
9"Mrs Reeves will play chaperon, and I'll promise you the best cakes that Cambridge can produce."
10They had taken a fancy to each other, and Charlotte enjoyed playing chaperon to Helen when she was entered at Miss Barrows's school.
11"I am going to play chaperon at your house in the near future, Harriet," Mrs. Wilson announced, as her guests were saying good night.
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