Word: valets

Category: valets

Shopping, Sports, Business & Industrial

Synonyms: valets

manservant, man, personal attendant, personal servant, page, servant, flunky, hotel attendant, parking attendant, concierge, gentleman's gentleman, valet de chambre, gentleman

Translations: valets

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spanish
Translations:
ayudas de cámara, mozos, aparcacoches, criados
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german
Translations:
bedient, kammerdiener, Kammerdiener, Diener, Einparker, Kammerdienern
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french
Translations:
valets de chambre, des valets, les valets, voituriers
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italian
Translations:
valletti, posteggiatori, camerieri, parcheggiatori
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portuguese
Translations:
manobristas, guardadores, os manobristas, valetes
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dutch
Translations:
parkeermedewerkers, kamerdienaren, bedienden, lakeien
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russian
Translations:
лакеи, слуг, камердинеры, камердинера
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swedish
Translations:
betjänter
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finnish
Translations:
palvelijoita
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danish
Translations:
kammertjenere, tjenere, fantastiske parkeringsvagter, også fantastiske parkeringsvagter
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czech
Translations:
komorníci
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polish
Translations:
lokaje, lokaje dużo wiedzieli, lokai
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hungarian
Translations:
inas
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turkish
Translations:
kapu oğlanları, valelerin, ve valets
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greek
Translations:
προσωπικούς υπηρέτες
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ukrainian
Translations:
лакеї
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belarusian
Translations:
лакеі, лёкаі, лёкаем
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romanian
Translations:
valeți, valetii
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slovak
Translations:
komorníci, komorníkmi, dvoranini

The meaning and "use of": valets

noun
  • a man's personal male attendant, responsible for his clothes and appearance. - These butlers, footmen, valets , drivers, personal assistants, and bodyguards knew where the bodies lay.
  • a person employed to park cars. - However, in Los Angeles, even the most ordinary mid-range restaurant will happily employ a valet service to park your car and bring it back round to the front door for you, to coincide with your departure.
verb
  • act as a valet to (a particular man). - She did the fine laundry, and looked after 'his' clothes, and valeted him.

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