n.(俱乐部、酒店等的)门卫，保安，弹得很高的快球

原形：bouncer复数：bouncers

The bouncer at the club refused entry to anyone under 18.
俱乐部的保安拒绝让任何未满18岁的人进入。
He had to physically restrain the aggressive customer, a common duty for a bouncer.
他不得不身体力行地制止那个具有攻击性的顾客，这是保安常见的职责。
The bouncer checked IDs at the door to ensure everyone was of legal drinking age.
保安在门口检查身份证件，以确保每个人都是合法饮酒年龄。
She managed to slip past the bouncer and get into the VIP area without being noticed.
她设法悄悄溜过保安，没有被注意到就进入了贵宾区。
The bouncer was instructed to keep out any unwanted guests from the party.
保安被指示阻止任何不受欢迎的客人参加派对。
Despite his intimidating size, the bouncer was actually quite friendly once you got to know him.
尽管他的体型令人畏惧，但一旦你了解他，这个保安其实相当友好。
The bouncer used his authority to maintain order during the concert.
保安利用他的权力在音乐会期间维持秩序。
After a heated argument, the bouncer escorted the patron out of the bar.
在一场激烈的争吵后，保安将顾客护送出酒吧。
The bouncer's job is not only about physical strength but also about good judgment.
保安的工作不仅需要体力，还需要良好的判断力。
I was surprised when the bouncer recognized me and let me in without checking my ID.
当保安认出我并让我进去而没有检查我的身份证时，我感到很惊讶。