Garçon

Pronunciation:ɡaʁ.sɔ̃
ENAR

Quick Translations

  • صبي
  • فتى
  • خادم

Definitions

noun

Definition

A French word meaning 'boy' or 'young man'.

In AR

كلمة فرنسية تعني 'صبي' أو 'شاب'.

Examples

  • The garçon served us our drinks promptly.
  • As a garçon in the restaurant, he learned the importance of good customer service.
  • The garçon at the bakery was very polite.

Cultural Notes

In French culture, 'garçon' is commonly used to refer to a young boy or a waiter in a casual setting. However, in English-speaking contexts, its use might often carry a more formal or even outdated connotation when referring to a waiter.

noun

Definition

An endearing term for a young male child, often used in a familial context.

In AR

مصطلح محبب لطفل ذكر صغير، يستخدم غالبًا في سياق عائلي.

Examples

  • Look at that little garçon playing in the park.
  • The proud parents watched their garçon graduate from school.
  • In the family, he will always be our little garçon.

Cultural Notes

The term can convey affection and tenderness, particularly in family settings, reflecting a bond or warmth towards the young boy.

noun

Definition

A waiter, especially in a French restaurant or bistro.

In AR

نادل، خاصةً في مطعم أو بistro فرنسي.

Examples

  • The garçon recommended the special of the day.
  • I asked the garçon for the dessert menu.
  • After a long wait, the garçon finally took our order.

Cultural Notes

In the context of dining, 'garçon' may be used in a light-hearted manner, although in a formal setting, it's typical to call a waiter simply 'waiter' in English. Using 'garçon' may sound pretentious or overly formal in casual English conversation.