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

• After the plane took off, the stewardesses started serving drinks, and these guys started getting high and lighting up cigarettes, although they were in a non-smoking cabin.
  飞机起飞后，空姐开始供应酒水，这些家伙们喝醉了点燃了香烟，尽管他们是在禁烟舱。
• 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。
• Is he really going to tell Virgin stewardesses, who currently are not at liberty to choose their own shade of lipstick, that they can take off as much time as they like?
  他真的会告诉维珍的女空乘她们想休多少假就休多少假吗？这些空乘连选择自己唇膏色泽的自由都没有。
• 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。
• 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？
• 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。
• That's me, the copilot, and one of the air stewardesses.
  那是我、副驾驶员还有的一名女乘务员。
• Pan Am is a now defunct airline which had at that time They were They don't call them stewardesses anymore but they're the stewardesses would come in and they would smile.
  泛美现在已经倒闭了，他们不在称之为女服务员了，但是他们是-，女服务员进来就会微笑。
• SAS, the leading Scandinavian airline, took action when one of its Danish stewardesses won compensation for developing breast cancer after more than 20 years of long-haul flights.
  北欧主要航空公司SAS在一名丹麦籍空姐因患乳癌而获补偿后，采取了行动。这位空姐在远程航班服务了20多年。
• 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。