doorkeeper

基本解釋

The doorkeeper slapped him.
那個(gè)門(mén)衛(wèi)一掌拍過(guò)去……
“His philosophy was to cultivate everybody from the doorkeeper up,” Mr McDonald remarks.
“他的觀(guān)點(diǎn)就是，和從守門(mén)人起的每一個(gè)人培養(yǎng)感情?！?麥克唐納先生評(píng)論道。
"His philosophy was to cultivate everybody from the doorkeeper up, " Mr McDonald remarks.
“他的處世哲學(xué)是從看門(mén)人起去挖掘每個(gè)人的潛在價(jià)值，”麥克唐納寫(xiě)道。

And a sergeant at arms but also the doorkeeper were there to keep order.
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First Congress had a sergeant at arms who was there to keep order, but also a doorkeeper to make sure that people wouldn't come in and out.
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Mark Kirk, R-Ill, who walks haltingly with a cane because of a stroke, delivered a canister of hot tea and an apple to Paul's desk, but a doorkeeper removed them.
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a person whose job is to stay near the entrance to a public place and prevent people entering without permission

A doorkeeper is a person, usually a uniformed employee, who stands at the door of a building such as a hotel or apartment and helps people who are going in or out.