Definition

To serve as a personal attendant, especially for parking cars or assisting with personal needs.

Example

He decided to valet at the hotel during the summer to earn some extra money.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Have you ever thought about how fun it would be to valet?

Actually, I have! It seems like a cool job, especially at events.

Right? You get to drive all sorts of nice cars.

Exactly! Plus, you'd meet a lot of interesting people.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

A person who works in a hotel or similar place, helping guests by taking care of their personal items, like clothes or cars.

Example

The valet parked our car while we checked into the hotel.

Conversation

Did you see the valet at the hotel yesterday?

Yeah, he was really helpful with our luggage.

I was impressed by how quick the valet was to bring our car.

Definition

To serve or assist someone, especially in a personal or attentive manner.

Example

He will valet the guests' cars at the hotel entrance.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Did you see how the hotel staff valet our car when we arrived?

Yeah, it was so convenient not having to park it ourselves.

I love it when they valet for us; it makes everything feel so luxurious.

Root Explanation

Valet → It originates from Old French *valet*, meaning a young man or servant. The word refers to a person who serves or assists, particularly in a personal or domestic capacity.

Memory Tip

Think of a 'young servant' in Old French — that's why a valet is someone who assists or serves.

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