stewardess 的定义
- a woman flight attendant.
- a woman who attends to the comfort of passengers on a ship, train, or bus.
stewardess 近义词
等同于 waitperson
等同于 flight attendant
等同于 steward
更多stewardess例句
- As the ’60s turned into the ’70s, stewardesses began bringing grievances to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission and, eventually, winning their cases.
- I have a conversation with one stewardess about our favorite places around the world.
- The stewardess conferred with the captain,” Caro said, “and they found us this little hotel in Paris.
- Reluctantly, the stewardess fetches the cord, and Willie finishes lashing the vintage Gibsons into position.
- Willie signals to the stewardess that he needs some help with his tray.
- Irritably, he complies, but when the stewardess moves on, he reclines the chair again, muttering balefully under his breath.
- After that the little girl staid mostly with the stewardess, and was comparatively happy.
- He drew back hastily and threw a quick glance at the stewardess.
- But she soon cheered up and asked the stewardess to show her to her cabin.
- On entering the main waiting room of the airport, the young stewardess looked quickly about her.
- His questions, never very personal, were about the life an airplane stewardess leads.