chauffeur:
(plural: ‘chauffeurs‘; female: ‘chauffeuse’; pronunciation: the letters ‘ch’ are said with an ‘sh’ sound as in “show” — for the right pronunciation of this word, please click here)
a person who drives others’ cars for money, as a job, usually wearing a special uniform with a cap;
a person who is paid money to drive a private car [not a taxi driver or public transport driver],
a chauffeur (R) & his fare (L)
Kate is planning to employ a chauffeur once she moves to New York because there she’ll be busy with tight schedules and driving around New York, she believes, is not an easy task.
There are some businesses which provide chauffeurs to their clients so that their clients can go about the places without hurdles.
The international businesses usually maintain a couple of luxury cars driven by experienced chauffeurs and chauffeuses so that their business associates on their visits feel safe and comfortable.
