1.(私人雇用的)汽车司机
2.〈美俚〉飞机师
1.做汽车司机
2.开(汽车等)
3.开汽车运送
1.someone whose job is to drive a rich and important person around in their car, usually wearing a special uniform
1.to drive a rich and important person around in their car as your job, usually wearing a special uniform
1.Back-seat recliner: Most Maybach owners rarely sit in the front seat of their car; they have chauffeurs.
可调式后座：大多数迈巴赫车主都很少有坐到前排的时候，因为他们有专职的司机。
2.Now, a service based in Mumbai aims to polish up the chauffeurs to match their employers' high-end vehicles.
目前，孟买出现一家司机培训机构，其目标是让这些司机能够配得上雇主的豪华汽车。
3.In China, owners of big luxury cars are not the only ones with chauffeurs.
在中国，不单单是大型豪华汽车车主雇有专用司机。
4.But some luxury-car sellers say that poorly trained chauffeurs can tarnish the image they want to sell.
但是，一些豪华车销售商说，司机素质太低，可能有损他们销售的汽车的形象。
5.They hired some occasional chauffeurs in their wedding.
他们在结婚时请了一些临时司机。
6.He chauffeurs for a company in Shanghai.
他为上海一家公司开汽车。
7.The car's roomy back seat, designed for Chinese owners with chauffeurs, has proved popular in the US.
这款轿车为中国客户设计的宽敞的后座，在美国也大受欢迎。
8.Rich people don't have to drive their cars. They have chauffeurs.
富有的人不必要自己开车。他们有雇用的司机。
9.There are many chauffeurs and cravens in Russia.
俄罗斯有很多司机和懦夫。
10.Rich car buyers in China prefer to be driven by chauffeurs.
中国富裕的汽车购买者喜欢配备私人司机。