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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /væˈleɪ/ · UK /ˈvæleɪ/
valet means: A worker who helps guests at a hotel or restaurant, often by parking their cars.
noun
A worker who helps guests at a hotel or restaurant, often by parking their cars.
- The valet parked our car.
- We gave the hotel valet a tip.
- A valet brought her freshly pressed jacket upstairs.
A male servant who looks after a man’s clothes and helps him dress.
- His valet laid out a clean shirt.
- The gentleman asked his valet to polish his shoes.
- A valet helped the prince dress for dinner.
A stand or tray for holding a man’s clothes or small personal belongings.
- He placed his watch in the valet.
- The wooden valet held his jacket and trousers.
- She bought a leather valet tray for his keys.
Questions about valet
What does valet mean?
A worker who helps guests at a hotel or restaurant, often by parking their cars.
What is valet in other languages?
Türkçe: vale · Español: aparcacoches · Français: voiturier · Deutsch: Parkservice-Mitarbeiter · Italiano: parcheggiatore · 日本語: 駐車係
How do you pronounce valet?
In American English /væˈleɪ/; in British English /ˈvæleɪ/.
How do you use valet in a sentence?
The valet parked our car. We gave the hotel valet a tip.
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