Definition
Definition of callboy - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- The police arrested a callboy in the hotel.
2.
bellhopDated UK hotel worker assisting guests with luggageDated UK
- The callboy helped carry our bags to the room.
3.
- The callboy shouted the bus route to passengers.
4.
theaterDated UK person alerting actors for their performanceDated UK
- The callboy knocked on the dressing room door.
Origin of callboy
English, call (to call) + boy (young male)
Examples of callboy in a sentence
She hired a callboy for the evening event. The callboy promptly brought extra towels to our suite. A callboy greeted us at the hotel entrance with a smile. The callboy announced the next stop loudly. Passengers listened as the callboy listed destinations. The callboy ensured everyone was on stage in time.
A callboy's job is crucial during rehearsals.
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- French:prostitué, groom, ...
- German:Callboy, Gepäckträger, ...
- Italian:gigolò, facchino, ...
- Spanish:chapero, botones, ...
- Portuguese:prostituto, carregador, ...
- Chinese:男妓, 行李员, ...
- Japanese:売春男性, ベルボーイ, ...
- Arabic:عاهر, حامل الحقائب, ...
- Hebrew:נַעַר לִוּוּי, סַבָּל, ...
- Russian:парень по вызову, носильщик, ...
- Ukrainian:чоловік-проститут, коридорний, ...
- Hindi:पुरुष वेश्या, कॉलबॉय, ...
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