valet

UK
/væˈleɪ/
US
/væˈleɪ/

Translations

valetnoun
valets
pl
UK
/væˈleɪ/
US
/væˈleɪ/
The valet helped him with his coat.
Камердинер помог ему с пальто.
The hotel offers valet parking for its guests.
Отель предлагает услуги парковщика для своих гостей.
Additional translations
valetverb
valeted
Past Simple
valeted
Past Participle
valeting
Gerund
UK
/ˈvæl.eɪ/ or /ˈvæl.ɪt/
US
/væˈleɪ/ or /ˈvælɪt/
He decided to valet his car at the restaurant.
Он решил припарковать свою машину в ресторане.
valetadjective
UK
/ˈvæleɪ/
US
/ˈvæleɪ/, /ˈvælɪt/
Used attributively before a noun to denote services, items, or areas related to parking cars or personal attendants.

Definitions

valetnoun
A person employed to park cars.
The valet opened the door and drove the vehicle to the parking garage.
A personal male attendant responsible for a man's clothes and appearance.
The wealthy businessman had a valet to help him dress every morning.
A stand or rack, often shaped like a human torso, for holding clothes and accessories when not being worn.
He hung his suit jacket on the wooden valet before going to bed.
valetverb
To park a car for someone as a service, typically at a hotel or restaurant.
The hotel offers a service where staff will valet your car upon arrival.
To act as a personal attendant responsible for another man's clothes and personal appearance.
During his years in service, he valeted the duke on all his travels.
valetadjective
Relating to or providing the service of a valet, especially parking cars.
The hotel offers valet parking at the main entrance.