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Word: Hotel Detective

Definition: A "hotel detective" is a private investigator who works at a hotel. Their job is to keep guests and the hotel safe by looking for thieves or people who might cause trouble.

Usage Instructions: You can use "hotel detective" when talking about security in hotels or discussing safety measures in places where people stay.

Example Sentence: "The hotel detective quickly noticed that a guest was acting suspiciously and alerted the staff."

Advanced Usage:

In a more complex context, you might find the term used in discussions about hotel security systems or crime prevention strategies. For example, "The presence of a hotel detective can significantly deter criminal activities in high-end establishments."

Word Variants:
  • Detective (noun): A person who investigates crimes.
  • Hotel (noun): A place where people pay to stay when they are traveling.
Different Meanings:
  • Detective (outside of hotel context): A police officer or private investigator who solves crimes.
  • Hotel (in a different context): Could refer to any establishment offering lodging, such as motels or inns.
Synonyms:
  • Private Investigator: A person hired to investigate matters privately.
  • Security Officer: A person responsible for maintaining safety and security in a building.
Idioms and Phrasal Verbs:
  • "On the case": This idiom means actively investigating or dealing with a situation. Example: "The hotel detective is on the case of the missing jewelry."
  • "Keep an eye out": This phrasal verb means to watch carefully for something.
Noun
  1. a private detective employed by a hotel or retail store

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