waitresses

英 [ˈweɪtrɪsɪz]

美 [ˈweɪtrəsɪz]

n.  女侍者;女服务员
v.  做女侍者;当女服务员
waitress的第三人称单数和复数

柯林斯词典

• 女侍者;女服务员
  Awaitressis a woman who works in a restaurant, serving people with food and drink.
• VERB 做女侍者;当女服务员
  A woman whowaitressesworks in a restaurant serving food and drink.
  1. She had been working in a pub, cooking and waitressing.
     她之前在酒吧工作，负责烹饪和招待。

双语例句

• The waitresses are always a good draw in a club on Friday nights.
  这些女招待员在星期五晚上的夜总会总是很引注目。
• Don't you realize we're in the presence ofthe great waitresses?
  你没发现我们面前是最伟大的女侍应生吗？
• Don't be allured into bars by the pretty waitresses.
  不要被漂亮的女招待引诱到酒吧去。
• Waiters and waitresses often introduce themselves.
  男女服务员经常自我介绍：我是多恩（或德比）。
• Waiters or waitresses push carts loaded with bamboo steaming baskets or plates with food.
  侍者或女服务员推与竹子装载与食物冒热气篮子或板的大车。
• They eat at diners so often that the waitresses remember their names and ask about their families.
  他们经常来这些餐车吃饭，以至于这里的服务生已经记得他们的名字，有时还问候他们的家人。
• Waitresses at the club carry them with their drink orders.
  俱乐部的服务生把它们放在点的饮料上。
• See, boys, I told you all the waitresses in this place was dog ugly.
  看吧，我就说这地方所有的服务员都丑得像只狗。
• And that's why he's interested in the emotions of these waitresses.
  他对女侍的情绪感兴趣。
• One of the waitresses arrived with a very odd-looking dish.
  一位女招待端来一道样子相当古怪的菜。