concierge 뜻. 컨씨어지. (프랑스) 호텔, 아파트, 콘도 안내인, 관리자, 서비스 책임자.

concierge (Entry 1 of 2)

 

1a: a usually multilingual hotel staff member who handles luggage and mail, makes reservations, and arranges tours

 

In any great European hotel, the most important figure with whom the clients deal directly is usually the concierge …

 

— Leon Harris

—sometimes used before another noun

the hotel's concierge desk/services

 

 

b: a person or service that provides assistance with personal business (such as making travel arrangements, scheduling appointments, or running errands)

 

That's why she plunks down $150 per month of her hard-earned cash for a personal concierge: To "buy back" her time and free herself from the relentless errands that sap her off-work hours.

 

— Michelle Mahoney

 

Medical care is left to professionals. Instead, concierges help out around the house, get their client to appointments, join them for recreation and run small errands.

 

— Liz Moyer

 

As we increasingly find ourselves feeling time poor, with not enough hours in the day to get everything done, virtual concierges are popping up to help with everything from gift shopping to finding a new outfit for a holiday party.

— Caitlin Agnew

—often used before another noun

 

concierge shopping/banking

 

For $250-per-year, members would gain entry to exclusive celebrity events, a concierge service to score hard-to-get concert tickets and restaurant reservations, and access to a swanky, shared hangout pad.

 

— Kim Bhasin and Polly Mosendz

 

 

2: a resident in an apartment building especially in France who serves as doorkeeper, landlord's representative, and janitor