Definition
Definition of Chamberlain - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
namesurname used to identify families
- Chamberlain is a common surname in England.
2.
historical figureDated UK british prime minister known for appeasement policyDated UK
- Chamberlain declared war on Germany in 1939.
3.
place in USARare US city in Brule County, South DakotaRare US
- Chamberlain is the county seat of Brule County.
Expressions with Chamberlain
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court title given by the Pope before 1968
He was appointed as a Papal Chamberlain in 1965.
Origin of Chamberlain
Middle English, chaumberlein (chamber) + -lein (servant)
Examples of Chamberlain in a sentence
I read a novel by an author named Chamberlain. Chamberlain met with Hitler in Munich. Many criticized Chamberlain's policies. Chamberlain hosts an annual river festival. The museum in Chamberlain attracts many visitors.
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- French:Chamberlain, ...
- German:Chamberlain, ...
- Italian:Chamberlain, ...
- Spanish:Chamberlain, ...
- Portuguese:Chamberlain, ...
- Chinese:张伯伦, 钱伯兰, ...
- Japanese:チェンバレン, ...
- Arabic:تشامبرلين, شامبرلين, ...
- Hebrew:צֶ'מְבֶּרְלֵין, ...
- Russian:Чемберлен, ...
- Ukrainian:Чемберлен, ...
- Hindi:चेम्बरलेन, ...
Definition of chamberlain - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
royaltyDated senior royal official managing domestic affairsDated
- The chamberlain organized the royal banquet.
2.
household managerDated official in charge of managing a householdDated
- The chamberlain ensured all guests were attended to promptly..
3.
honorary titleDated high officer of state with honorary titleDated
- He was appointed as the chamberlain by the Pope.
4.
financeDated UK treasurer of a municipal corporationDated UK
- The chamberlain presented the annual budget to the council.
Origin of chamberlain
Old French, chamber (room) + lain (servant)
Examples of chamberlain in a sentence
A new chamberlain was appointed by the king. The chamberlain organized the grand feast flawlessly. As a chamberlain, he managed the royal household with precision. The king's chamberlain announced the arrival of the guests. As chamberlain, he had significant influence at court. The chamberlain managed the city's financial affairs.
As chamberlain, he oversaw the treasury department.
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- French:chambellan, officier d'État, ...
- German:Kammerherr, Haushofmeister, ...
- Italian:ciambellano, maggiordomo, ...
- Spanish:camarero mayor, mayordomo, ...
- Portuguese:camareiro, camareiro-mor, ...
- Chinese:内侍, 总管, ...
- Japanese:侍従, 執事, ...
- Arabic:حاجب, مدير المنزل, ...
- Hebrew:חָצְרָן, מְנַהֵל הַבַּיִת, ...
- Russian:камергер, дворецкий, ...
- Ukrainian:камергер, управитель, ...
- Hindi:चेम्बरलेन, महल प्रबंधक, ...
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