barman
barman — noun
1. a male worker behind a bar who prepares drinks and gives them to customers
a male worker behind a bar who prepares drinks and gives them to customers
The hotel barman sliced lemons before the evening guests arrived.
the hotel barman
A tired couple asked the barman for coffee after midnight.
ask the barman for a drink
By ten, the pub barman was washing glasses near the sink.
Luca worked as a barman during summer concerts by the beach.
The new barman remembered Rosa's usual drink on her second visit.
- bartender
the usual modern term, especially in American English, and gender-neutral
- server
broader and not limited to someone working behind a bar
- mixologist
more specialized and often used for someone skilled at making cocktails
文法句型
work as a barman
ask the barman for a drink
the hotel barman
用法筆記
Mostly British and usually countable. In American English, bartender is much more common, and barman clearly refers to a male worker.