housemaid

英 [ˈhaʊsmeɪd]

美 [ˈhaʊsmeɪd]

n. (家庭的)女仆，女佣

复数：housemaids　

BNC.22861 / COCA.29824

牛津词典

noun

（家庭的）女仆，女佣
a female servant in a large house who cleans the rooms, etc. and often lives there

女仆;女佣
Ahousemaidis a female servant who does cleaning and other work in someone's house.

noun

Ah Ch'ou asked how long it would take to straighten up the room. But you'd better tidy up your belongings so that the housemaid will do up the room.
阿丑问，收拾房间要多少时候。但你们最好把行李整理好，以便服务员收拾房间。
The housemaid alone came here on Saturdays, to wipe from the mirrors and the furniture a week's quiet dust: and Mrs.
只有女佣每逢星期六上这里来，把一周内静悄悄落在镜子上和家具上的灰尘抹去。
We employ a housemaid to keep house for both of us are very busy.
我们雇佣了一个仆人为我们管理家务，因为我们俩都很忙。
The housemaid didn't have time to make up the room.
服务员没来得及整理你的房间。
My grandmother used to work below stairs as a housemaid when she was young.
我祖母年轻的时候曾当过女佣人。
I'll have a housemaid handle it soon.
我将派一个服务员来处理这件事。
He phones the housemaid to ask about this service.
他给客房服务员打电话询问该项服务。
Being a career woman who always stays up late in the office, my mother has employed a housemaid to do all the daily chores.
我母亲是位职业女性，经常在办公室熬夜，故聘用一名女，帮忙家务。
The status of a housemaid is much too low compared with an aristocrat.
与贵族相比，青衣的身份实在太低。
The housemaid wanted like anything to try on her mistress's clothes.
那个女仆极想试穿女主人的衣服。