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

The housemaid who had welcomed Hurstwood had her opinion also.
那个给赫斯渥开门的公寓女仆也有看法。
He took me for his housemaid.
他把我当作他的女佣人了。
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。
She had to restrain herself and swallow hard in her position as a housemaid.
她身为女仆，不得不克制自己，忍气吞声。
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。
I'll have a housemaid handle it soon.
我将派一个服务员来处理这件事。
The cook turned pale, and asked the housemaid to shut the door, who asked brittles, who asked the tinker, who pretended not to hear.
厨子的脸色变得苍白，要女仆把门关上，女仆叫布立特尔关，布立特尔又叫补锅匠关，而补锅匠装着没有听见。
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。
'He took me for his housemaid,'she said to herself as she ran.'How surprised he'll be when he finds out who I am!
“它把我当成它的女仆了，”她边跑边对自己说，“它以后发现我是谁，会多么惊奇啊！
The housemaid comes to mop our kitchen floor twice a week.
女佣每周两次到我家来拖洗厨房地板。