chauffeured

英 [ˈʃəʊfəd]

美 [ʃoʊˈfɜːrd]

v. 为(某人)开车; 当…司机
chauffeur的过去分词和过去式

过去式：chauffeured

BNC.48426 / COCA.33431

(富人或要人的)私人司机
The chauffeur of a rich or important person is the man or woman who is employed to look after their car and drive them around in it.
VERB 为…当私人司机;给…开车
If you chauffeur someone somewhere, you drive them there in a car, usually as part of your job.
1. It was certainly useful to have her there to chauffeur him around...
  有她在那儿还是挺有用的，能开车带他到处跑。
2. Caroline had a chauffeured car waiting to take her to London.
  卡罗琳有辆配有司机的轿车，随时准备送她去伦敦。

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Caroline had a chauffeured car waiting to take her to London.
卡罗琳有辆配有司机的轿车，随时准备送她去伦敦。
When in Shanghai, Mr Li is chauffeured around in a white London cab.
当在上海时，李书福有一辆配有司机的白色伦敦出租车。
And we're in our own chauffeured town car.
我们乘坐有司机的私人轿车。
A chauffeured car will give you time to work, but a taxi would do the same at a fraction of the cost.
虽然租用配有司机的专车能够保证你的工作时间，但出租车一样能达到这个目的，且费用只是前者的零头。
He was chauffeured to all his meetings.
司机开车送他去参加所有的会议。
That is, although some women are still elbow-guided through doors, chauffeured in cars, and protected from rain puddles, they are not shielded from one fundamental consequence of their lower status.
这是因为，尽管许多女人还是挽着男士的手腕进门，是被车接送，被保护远离水坑，但是没有人保护她们远离根本的低下的地位。
The prime minister and his colleagues come and go in chauffeured limousines.
首相和他的同僚乘坐由司机开的豪华汽车来来去去。