Meaning & Definition of Valet in English
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Valet
A person employed to take care of the car of a guest or a person who assists in personal affairs.
Pronunciation:
/væˈleɪ/Part of Speech:
noun, verbPlural:
valetsDetailed Definitions
Definition: A person who parks cars for guests at a hotel or restaurant.
Example Sentence: The valet took my keys and parked my car.
Definition: A male servant or attendant who assists with personal items.
Example Sentence: The valet helped him with his luggage.
Definition: To park (a car) for someone.
Example Sentence:
Definition: To provide personal service in terms of dressing or grooming.
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Etymology
Origin: Middle English from Old French 'valet', meaning 'servant, young man'.
Synonyms
attendantservantchauffeurcar parkerdresser
Common Phrases and Expressions
- valet service: A service that includes parking and retrieving vehicles for guests.
- valet parking: A service where a valet parks a car for the owner.
- valet stand: A designated area where valets wait to assist guests.
Translations
- Spanish: valet
- French: voiturier
- German: Parker
- Russian: валет
Related Words
- chauffeur: A person employed to drive a private or hired car.
- porter: A person who carries luggage, especially in a hotel.
- concierge: A hotel staff member who assists guests with various services.
Slang Meanings of valet
Meaning: To have someone else take care of your parking.
Example Sentence: I always valet when I go out; it's so much easier.
Meaning: An assistant or helper in casual terms.
Example Sentence: I need a valet to handle my errands today.