n.(尤指富人或要人的)司机
vt.为(某人)开车，当…司机

原形：chauffeur第三人称单数：chauffeurs复数：chauffeurs过去式：chauffeured过去分词：chauffeured现在分词：chauffeuring

The chauffeur arrived promptly at the hotel to pick up the guests.
司机准时到达酒店接客人。
She hired a private chauffeur for her wedding day, ensuring a smooth and luxurious journey.
她为婚礼雇用了一名私人司机，确保旅程既平稳又奢华。
The chauffeur drove the CEO around the city, showing him the key landmarks.
司机驾驶CEO游览城市，向他展示重要地标。
After a long flight, the exhausted passengers were relieved to see their chauffeur waiting at baggage claim.
长途飞行后，疲惫的乘客看到等候在行李提取区的司机，松了口气。
The chauffeur opened the door of the limousine, allowing the VIP to exit in style.
司机打开豪华轿车的车门，让贵宾体面地下车。
The chauffeur had to navigate through heavy traffic to get to the castle on time.
司机必须穿越繁忙的交通才能按时抵达城堡。
The chauffeur maintained a professional demeanor at all times, even when dealing with difficult passengers.
司机始终保持专业态度，即使面对难缠的乘客也是如此。
The wealthy family decided to replace their aging chauffeur with a younger, more tech-savvy one.
富裕家庭决定替换年迈的司机，换成一个更懂科技的年轻人。
The chauffeur's duties extended beyond driving, as he was also responsible for ensuring the comfort and safety of his passengers.
司机的职责不仅仅是驾驶，还要保证乘客的舒适和安全。
In the old days, chauffeurs were often required to wear uniforms and maintain a polished appearance while driving.
在过去，司机常常需要穿着制服，在驾驶时保持整洁的形象。