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hosteler
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A quick definition of hosteler:
A hosteler is someone who stays in a youth hostel or works in a stable. In the past, it also referred to someone who welcomed guests at a monastery or ran an inn. Another word, hostes, means enemies, especially pirates.
A more thorough explanation:
A hosteler is a person who stays in a youth hostel, a stableman, an innkeeper, or a person who receives and entertains guests, especially at a monastery.
- John is a hosteler who travels around the world and stays in youth hostels to save money.
- The hosteler at the monastery welcomed the guests and showed them to their rooms.
- The hosteler at the inn provided excellent service to the guests and made sure they had everything they needed.
These examples illustrate the different meanings of the word hosteler. The first example shows a person who stays in a youth hostel, the second example shows a person who receives and entertains guests at a monastery, and the third example shows an innkeeper who provides service to guests.