croupier
/ˈkruːpieɪ/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈkruːpieɪ/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈkrü-pē-ər -pē-ˌā/ (ame, mw)
croupier — noun
- croupiersingular
- croupiersplural
1. a worker in a casino who runs one game table, takes bets, pays winners, deals ca
a worker in a casino who runs one game table, takes bets, pays winners, deals cards, and helps the players
Elise watched the croupier spin the roulette wheel before placing her bet.
croupier + spin the roulette wheel
At the blackjack table, Anjali asked the croupier for two more chips.
ask the croupier for + chips
The croupier dealt the final card and pushed the winnings to Shirin.
Antonia waited for the croupier's call when a player questioned the result.
Iris thanked the croupier for explaining the table rules so clearly.
- dealer
more general term, especially common in American English and card games
- casino dealer
clear modern phrase that highlights the gambling setting
- card dealer
narrower term used when the main job is giving out cards
用法筆記
Usually refers to the employee working at the table itself, especially in roulette or blackjack, not the manager supervising several tables.