Definition of plongeur in English:

plongeur

noun plɒ̃ˈzəːˌplôNˈZHər

A person employed to wash dishes and carry out other menial tasks in a restaurant or hotel.
（餐厅或酒店）洗盘工
Orwell worked in Paris as a plongeur
Example sentencesExamples
- In Paris, he took a job as a plongeur and learned more about the suffering of the poor in another European capital.
- And then he starts the job, as a plongeur in a hotel kitchen.
- These are the homes of the night staff, the plongeurs from the uptown restaurants.
- Published in 1933 as an autobiographical novel, Down and Out in Paris and London records the author's experiences toiling under terrible conditions as a plongeur, or restaurant dishwasher, in the bowels of a great Paris hotel.

Origin

French, literally 'person who plunges'.

Definition of plongeur in US English:

plongeur

nounˌplôNˈZHər

A person employed to wash dishes and carry out other menial tasks in a restaurant or hotel.
（餐厅或酒店）洗盘工
Orwell worked in Paris as a plongeur
Example sentencesExamples
- Published in 1933 as an autobiographical novel, Down and Out in Paris and London records the author's experiences toiling under terrible conditions as a plongeur, or restaurant dishwasher, in the bowels of a great Paris hotel.
- And then he starts the job, as a plongeur in a hotel kitchen.
- In Paris, he took a job as a plongeur and learned more about the suffering of the poor in another European capital.
- These are the homes of the night staff, the plongeurs from the uptown restaurants.

Origin

French, literally ‘person who plunges’.

单词	plongeur
释义	Definition of plongeur in English: plongeur noun plɒ̃ˈzəːˌplôNˈZHər A person employed to wash dishes and carry out other menial tasks in a restaurant or hotel. （餐厅或酒店）洗盘工 Orwell worked in Paris as a plongeur Example sentencesExamples In Paris, he took a job as a plongeur and learned more about the suffering of the poor in another European capital. And then he starts the job, as a plongeur in a hotel kitchen. These are the homes of the night staff, the plongeurs from the uptown restaurants. Published in 1933 as an autobiographical novel, Down and Out in Paris and London records the author's experiences toiling under terrible conditions as a plongeur, or restaurant dishwasher, in the bowels of a great Paris hotel. Origin French, literally 'person who plunges'. Definition of plongeur in US English: plongeur nounˌplôNˈZHər A person employed to wash dishes and carry out other menial tasks in a restaurant or hotel. （餐厅或酒店）洗盘工 Orwell worked in Paris as a plongeur Example sentencesExamples Published in 1933 as an autobiographical novel, Down and Out in Paris and London records the author's experiences toiling under terrible conditions as a plongeur, or restaurant dishwasher, in the bowels of a great Paris hotel. And then he starts the job, as a plongeur in a hotel kitchen. In Paris, he took a job as a plongeur and learned more about the suffering of the poor in another European capital. These are the homes of the night staff, the plongeurs from the uptown restaurants. Origin French, literally ‘person who plunges’.
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