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 eavesdropped from behind the kitchen door.
女佣在厨房门后偷听。
But you'd better tidy up your belongings so that the housemaid will do up the room.
但你们最好把行李整理好，以便服务员收拾房间。
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。
'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 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。
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。
I'll send a housemaid to your room and have it cleaned up for you at once.
我将马上派客房服务员到您的房间为您清扫。
In the matter of the arrangement of the furniture she never took the housemaid's opinion.
在家具布置方面，她和女仆的观点总是相左。
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。
He took me for his housemaid.
他把我当作他的女佣人了。