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bell captain

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bell captain
n.
The supervisor of a group of bellhops.
bell captain
n
(Transport / Nautical Terms) US and Canadian another name for captain [9]
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Noun1.bell captain - the supervisor of bellboys in a hotel
supervisor - one who supervises or has charge and direction of


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If you're unable to have the conference sponsor insert samples or fliers in all participant packets, arrange with the front desk or the bell captain to place copies in participants' hotel rooms.
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Post graduation, he worked as a bell captain at the Long Beach Renaissance hotel, although he longed to work in entertainment.
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sales manager, George Forte, started out as head bell captain when Sandy Lane opened 30 years ago.
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