0 past simple and past participle of chauffeur --
1 to drive someone somewhere: --
His mother spoils him terribly and chauffeurs him (around/about) everywhere.
Lamminparras's final demands included four bottles of whiskey, a chauffeured limousine, and 24 hours alone at home with his wife.
Private lounge access is offered worldwide featuring a chauffeured car to the aircraft.
At the time, the only change she has made to her lifestyle was taking a chauffeured ride to work instead of public transportation.
He also chauffeured officers, drove ambulances and taught men how to drive.
The marina has chauffeured and self-drive watercraft available for hire.
He chauffeured the president on many occasions, including the day of the assassination.
Chauffeured limousines are primarily used by individuals for weddings, businesses for meetings, as well as for airport and sightseeing transportation.
He lost his sight while in his 80s but continued being chauffeured to his office.
