Word · Frequency #38974
doorkeeper
看门人, 门卫
an official stationed at the entrance of a courtroom or legislative chamber
- 1.
The person in charge of an entryway, sometimes responsible for security in the immediate area around the entryway.
负责入口的人,有时负责入口周围区域的安全
- 2.
an official stationed at the entrance of a courtroom or legislative chamber
法庭或立法机构入口处的官员
- 3.
Someone with power to keep others out of some sphere or activity.
有权阻止他人进入某个领域或活动的人
- 4.
the lowest of the minor Holy Orders in the unreformed Western Church but now suppressed by the Roman Catholic Church
未经改革的西方教会中最低的小圣职,现已遭天主教会废止
- 5.
someone who guards an entrance
看守入口的人
负责入口的人,有时负责入口周围区域的安全；法庭或立法机构入口处的官员；有权阻止他人进入某个领域或活动的人；未经改革的西方教会中最低的小圣职,现已遭天主教会废止；看守入口的人
In use
The doorkeeper greeted everyone with a smile as they entered the building.
The doorkeeper checked the visitor's ID before allowing them to enter the conference room.
As a doorkeeper, he ensures that only authorized personnel can access the restricted area.
a doorkeeper at/in [place]
表示在某场所的门卫。
She works as a doorkeeper at the museum.
她在博物馆当门卫。
the doorkeeper + verb
描述门卫的动作或职责。
The doorkeeper opened the gate for the guests.
门卫为客人打开了大门。
doorkeeper's + noun
所有格形式，表示门卫的某物。
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Learner notes
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