geisha 的定义
plural gei·sha, gei·shas.
- a Japanese woman trained as a professional singer, dancer, and companion for men.
更多geisha例句
- There are dozens of such “academies” in Moscow and St. Petersburg, with names such as “Geisha School” or “How to Be a Real Woman.”
- A Japanese media mogul and his geisha entertainers—so they can hit as many bars as possible before dawn.
- Back to Alison and her friends who are suddenly wearing kimonos, holding fans and two of whom have ‘geisha’ make up on.
- Shizuka New York Skin Care Salon has been offering the hourlong $180 Geisha bird-poop facial for about five years.
- "She's Kill Bill, she's Lucy Liu, she's part assassin and part geisha," Wang says.
- She had even laughed and quickened and responded to Geisha McCoy's manipulation of her audience, just as you have.
- Something of this must have shone in her face, for Geisha McCoy's tone was half-pettish, half-apologetic as she spoke.
- "Some people have all the luck," sighed Geisha McCoy, and dropped listlessly back on her pillows.
- Of course, there are no ladies at mens dinners—only professional dancing-girls, maiko or geisha.
- I have heard of silk tabi, but never saw any, and I think they are worn only by geisha, etc.