bouncer

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The barkeeper cold-cocked the drunk from behind and the bouncer carried him out.
酒吧店主從背后將醉漢打昏后，酒店保鏢把他抬了出去。
Some fists were thrown early in the evening, but the tussle was dealt with by Alexi, the bar's three-hundred-pound bouncer and veteran of the failed Soviet invasion of Afghanistan.
上半夜有人動(dòng)過(guò)拳頭，但那場(chǎng)打斗被酒館保鏢亞歷克西擺平了，體重300磅的他是個(gè)老兵，曾經(jīng)參加過(guò)前蘇聯(lián)對(duì)阿富汗的那場(chǎng)失敗入侵。
Some of the excuses reported were: ‘I fell out of the loft ’ and ‘I was beaten up by a bouncer ’.
研究中還列舉了一些請(qǐng)假的理由，如“我從閣樓上摔下來(lái)了”和“我被一個(gè)大漢揍了一頓”。

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someone whose job is to stand outside a bar, party, etc. and either stop people who cause trouble from coming in or force them to leave

A bouncer is someone who stands at the door of a club, prevents unwanted people from coming in, and makes people leave if they cause trouble.