maids

英 [meɪdz]

美 [meɪdz]

n. 女仆; 侍女; (旅馆里的)女服务员; 少女; 年轻姑娘; 未婚年轻女子
maid的复数

柯林斯词典

Her nurses, WSOs and maids all grew fond of her because she was warm and considerate.
她的护士、保安人员和女佣，都因为她的热情和体贴而非常喜欢她。
They that dwell in mine house, and my maids, count me for a stranger: I am an alien in their sight.
在我家寄居的，和我的使女都以我为外人。我在他们眼中看为外邦人。
He listened to chattering maids as they passed by.
他留神听着从身边走过的姑娘们嘴里在闲扯着什么。
None of the servants seemed at all curious about her, but I once heard two of the maids talking, and I listened when I caught her name.
似乎没有一个仆人对她表示好奇，但有一次我听到两个女仆说话，提到她的名字，便听了起来。
Her entourage consisted of several squires and maids.
她的随行人由几个护卫和侍女构成。
Two maids were allocated to look after him alternately.
两名女仆被分派来轮流照顾他。
The maids began to polish up the silver dishes.
女仆们开始擦亮银盘。
The women who wore white aprons and bonnets were usually maids.
佩带白色围裙和帽子的妇女通常是佣人。
'We have no maids here,' he answered.
我们这儿没有女仆，他回答。
She has so many maids tending upon her.
她有这样多的女仆侍候着她。