chauffeur
/ʃoʊˈfɜr/
verb
- To drive someone in a car as a chauffeur, often implying a service or favor.
- She chauffeured her grandmother to the doctor every week.
- He offered to chauffeur his friends to the concert since he had a car.
- The company chauffeured the VIP guests to the event in luxury cars.
noun
- A person employed to drive a private or hired car for someone else.
- The hotel provided a chauffeur to take guests to the airport.
- He worked as a chauffeur for a wealthy family in the city.
- Her chauffeur waited outside the restaurant with the limousine.
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