stewardesses

英 [ˈstjʊədɪsɪz]

美 [ˈstuərdəsɪz]

n.  (飞机上的)女乘务员; 空中小姐; (轮船或火车上的)女乘务员，女服务员
stewardess的复数

柯林斯词典

• (船舶、飞机或火车上的)女服务员，女乘务员
  Astewardessis a woman who works on a ship, plane, or train, looking after passengers and serving meals to them.

双语例句

• The passengers were in a panic now, and even the stewardesses couldn't maintain order.
  旅客显得非常的惊慌，连女空服员都没有办法维持秩序。
• Teii the stewardesses two pianes hit the worid trade center.
  告诉乘务员两架飞机撞击世贸中心。
• On the flight to New York, the stewardesses served us a hot meal.
  在我们飞往纽约的班机上，女乘务员给我们送来了一餐热饭菜。
• He just did what the stewardesses told him and sat in his seat with his belt on.
  他只能听空乘小姐的话，乖乖坐在椅子上，系好安全带。
• There are ten members in our crew, including five stewardesses and one security guard.
  我们的机组由十人组成的，包括五名乘务员和一名安全员。
• Stewardesses again distributed foods and beverages, and finally it was my turn. I was not hungry, just wanted to drink a little purified water.
  空姐又开始发吃的和喝的东西了，终于到我了，我不太饿，只想喝一点纯净水。
• The stewardesses hadn't started serving food but I just thought, what if somebody created the biggest sandwich in the world-with Earth as the filling in the middle?
  空姐还没有开始提供食物，但我只是想，有没有人制作出世上最大的三明治&把地球当作中间的夹心陷？
• Example professions that require emotional labor are that of nurses and doctors, waiting staff, actors ( e.g. in a movie kiss), as well as airline stewardesses.
  有情绪劳动需求的职业有：护士、医生、服务员、演员（比如要在电影中表演接吻场景），以及空乘人员等。
• All the stewardesses wore the same uniform and smiled when they patiently serving the passengers.
  空姐穿着同样的制服，面带微笑，很有耐心地为旅客服务。
• Stewardesses on planes should be employed for their ability, not for their looks.
  应该根据能力而不是容貌来录用飞机上的女服务员。