chauffeuring
ʃoʊˈfɜːrɪŋ
Definition

Definition of chauffeuring - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

transportationRarethe job of driving people aroundRare
  • He took up chauffeuring after retiring from the police force.

Adjective

1.
transportationRaredriving someone in a carRare
  • He spent the day chauffeuring his boss to meetings.
driving transporting
2.
chauffeurRarerelated to being a chauffeurRare
  • She took a chauffeuring job to earn extra money.
driving escorting transporting
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Origin of chauffeuring

French, chauffer (to heat)

Examples of chauffeuring in a sentence

  • Chauffeuring requires a good sense of direction.
  • She was chauffeuring her kids to school.
  • The driver was busy chauffeuring guests to the wedding venue.
  • He found a chauffeuring position with a private company.
  • Chauffeuring services are in high demand during the holiday season.

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  1. French:service de chauffeur, assurant le transport de, ...
  2. German:Chauffeurjob, chauffierend, ...
  3. Italian:servizio di autista, guidando, ...
  4. Spanish:conducción profesional, llevando en coche, ...
  5. Portuguese:serviço de motorista, a conduzir, ...
  6. Chinese:司机服务, 负责接送的, ...
  7. Japanese:運転手の仕事, 運転する, ...
  8. Arabic:خدمة السائق, سائِق, ...
  9. Hebrew:נהיגה בשכר, מסיע, ...
  10. Russian:работа водителем, быть водителем, ...
  11. Ukrainian:робота водієм, водити машину, ...
  12. Hindi:चालक की नौकरी, गाड़ी चलाना, ...
chauffeur
ʃəʊˈfɜː

Definition of chauffeur - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

paid driverperson paid to drive a private or luxury car for others
  • The chauffeur opened the door for the guests.
driver

Verb

tr.
professional drivingdrive someone in a vehicle as a job
  • He was hired to chauffeur the CEO to meetings.
chauffeuring drive
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person employed to drive a private car
The chauffeur driver arrived in a sleek black sedan.

Origin of chauffeur

French, chauffer (to heat)

Examples of chauffeur in a sentence

  • Their chauffeur fetched the luggage from the trunk.
  • She used to chauffeur the ambassador around the city.
  • He decided to chauffeur tourists during the summer.

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  1. French:chauffeur, conduire, ...
  2. German:Chauffeur, chauffieren, ...
  3. Italian:autista, guidare, ...
  4. Spanish:chófer, llevar, ...
  5. Portuguese:motorista, conduzir, ...
  6. Chinese:司机, 驾驶, ...
  7. Japanese:お抱え運転手, 送迎する, ...
  8. Arabic:سائِق خاص, قَادَ كَسَائِق, ...
  9. Hebrew:נַהָג צָמוּד, לְהַסִּיעַ, ...
  10. Russian:шофёр, возить, ...
  11. Ukrainian:шофер, водити, ...
  12. Hindi:शोफ़र, ले जाना, ...
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