concierge
ˌkɒnsiˈeəʒ
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Noun

1.
hospitalityperson assisting hotel guests with their needs
  • The concierge arranged a city tour for us.
doorman porter
2.
building carecaretaker managing building maintenance and services
  • The concierge fixed the broken elevator promptly.
caretaker custodian janitor
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Expressions with concierge

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personalized help that arranges bookings, errands, or special requests for clients
The hotel offers a concierge service to book tours and restaurant reservations.

Origin of concierge

French, comte (count) + cierge (candle)

Terms with concierge included in their meaning

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accommodations
lodge of a concierge in a building

Examples of concierge in a sentence

  • The concierge helped us with our luggage.
  • The concierge arranged a taxi for the guests.
  • Our concierge handles all the mail deliveries.

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  1. French:concierge, ...
  2. German:Concierge, Hausmeister, ...
  3. Italian:concierge, custode, ...
  4. Spanish:conserje, encargado, ...
  5. Portuguese:concierge, zelador, ...
  6. Chinese:礼宾员, 门房, ...
  7. Japanese:コンシェルジュ, 管理人, ...
  8. Arabic:كونسيرج, بواب, ...
  9. Hebrew:קוֹנְסְיֵירְז׳, אַב בַּיִת, ...
  10. Russian:консьерж, дворецкий, ...
  11. Ukrainian:консьєрж, ...
  12. Hindi:कंसीयर्ज, दरबान, ...
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