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Definition of croupier in English: croupiernoun ˈkruːpɪeɪˈkruːpɪə 1The person in charge of a gaming table, responsible for gathering in and paying out money or tokens. 赌台管理员（主要经管收、付钱或代价券） Example sentencesExamples - In 2003 he headbutted a French policeman after getting into a fight with a casino croupier.
- The fun casino night will be run by fully trained croupiers and dealers and will feature full size roulette and blackjack tables.
- Another hotel did have an opening, as a croupier, and he entered the world of the gaming industry, where he was to be a player for the next 35 years.
- Over 60 percent of the casino employees, including food and beverage workers, croupiers, housekeepers, store personnel and security staff, were involved.
- Maybe he could have been tamed in other circumstances, but working as a croupier in a casino in the Bahamas was just about the worst combination.
- Tertiary colleges have closed regular courses to train croupiers and dealers for the casinos.
- You have to make a choice in life: be a gambler or a croupier - and live with your decision.
- His South African father urges him to take a job as a croupier in an opulent casino.
- However, this was a casino with a difference - we were playing with pretend money and getting helpful tips from every one of the four professional croupiers collecting our stakes.
- If you go into a casino, the croupier is trained to get the chips down the hole as fast as possible and get onto the next game, it's all about getting as much money and the slot machines are designed like that as well.
- The Casino is a bizarre little place, with a single room with a handful of mah-jong and craps tables, as well as a bevvy of bored Chinese croupiers outnumbering gamblers ten to one.
- Surveillance, security, croupiers, inspectors and pit bosses are all on the look-out for regulars who get desperate.
- So he takes a job as a croupier at a casino - something he has done before in South Africa.
- Sure we could work there as croupiers, waiters, dealers, busboys, janitors and all, but we weren't allowed to gamble.
- To make matters worse, his casino in Manchester runs into a spot of trouble with a high-roller and a corrupt croupier.
- I was reminded of corrupt croupiers in casinos, manipulating the roulette wheel with subtle pressure on a button on the floor with their foot, or on the edge of the table with their belly.
- The room was empty apart from a big table set for nine diners in the centre, and on the back wall, a croupier and his gaming table.
2historical The assistant chairman at a public dinner, seated at the lower end of the table. 〈史〉（公共宴会坐在餐桌下首的）副主持人
OriginEarly 18th century (denoting a person standing behind a gambler to give advice): French, from Old French cropier 'pillion rider, rider on the croup', related to Old French croupe (see croup2). Compare with crupper. Definition of croupier in US English: croupiernoun 1The person in charge of a gaming table, gathering in and paying out money or tokens. 赌台管理员（主要经管收、付钱或代价券） Example sentencesExamples - Tertiary colleges have closed regular courses to train croupiers and dealers for the casinos.
- To make matters worse, his casino in Manchester runs into a spot of trouble with a high-roller and a corrupt croupier.
- Maybe he could have been tamed in other circumstances, but working as a croupier in a casino in the Bahamas was just about the worst combination.
- So he takes a job as a croupier at a casino - something he has done before in South Africa.
- The room was empty apart from a big table set for nine diners in the centre, and on the back wall, a croupier and his gaming table.
- I was reminded of corrupt croupiers in casinos, manipulating the roulette wheel with subtle pressure on a button on the floor with their foot, or on the edge of the table with their belly.
- However, this was a casino with a difference - we were playing with pretend money and getting helpful tips from every one of the four professional croupiers collecting our stakes.
- The Casino is a bizarre little place, with a single room with a handful of mah-jong and craps tables, as well as a bevvy of bored Chinese croupiers outnumbering gamblers ten to one.
- You have to make a choice in life: be a gambler or a croupier - and live with your decision.
- Another hotel did have an opening, as a croupier, and he entered the world of the gaming industry, where he was to be a player for the next 35 years.
- Over 60 percent of the casino employees, including food and beverage workers, croupiers, housekeepers, store personnel and security staff, were involved.
- If you go into a casino, the croupier is trained to get the chips down the hole as fast as possible and get onto the next game, it's all about getting as much money and the slot machines are designed like that as well.
- Sure we could work there as croupiers, waiters, dealers, busboys, janitors and all, but we weren't allowed to gamble.
- In 2003 he headbutted a French policeman after getting into a fight with a casino croupier.
- His South African father urges him to take a job as a croupier in an opulent casino.
- Surveillance, security, croupiers, inspectors and pit bosses are all on the look-out for regulars who get desperate.
- The fun casino night will be run by fully trained croupiers and dealers and will feature full size roulette and blackjack tables.
2historical The assistant chairman at a public dinner, seated at the lower end of the table. 〈史〉（公共宴会坐在餐桌下首的）副主持人
OriginEarly 18th century (denoting a person standing behind a gambler to give advice): French, from Old French cropier ‘pillion rider, rider on the croup’, related to Old French croupe (see croup). Compare with crupper. |