usher
🇺🇸
/ˈʌʃər/
🇬🇧
/ˈʌʃə(r)/
noun
R
Someone who shows you where to sit, like in a theater or church.
The usher guided us to our seats in the darkened theater.
R
A person who has certain duties in a courtroom, like allowing people to enter or leave.
The court usher made sure everyone was seated before the judge entered.
R
A person who helps guests find their seats at a wedding.
As an usher at my friend's wedding, I helped guests find their way to their seats.
verb
R
To lead someone to a place.
At the museum, the guide ushered us into a room filled with ancient artifacts.
translation
Someone who shows you where to sit, like in a theater or church.; A person who has certain duties in a courtroom, like allowing people to enter or leave.; A person who helps guests find their seats at a wedding.
To lead someone to a place.
Word Forms
3rd Present
ushers
Past
ushered
Perfect
ushered
Progressive
ushering
Plural
ushers