hostesses

英 [ˈhəʊstɪsɪz]

美 [ˈhoʊstəsəz]

n.  女主人; 女房东; (夜总会的)女招待; (电视或广播节目的)女主持人
hostess的第三人称单数和复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT （举办聚会等的）女主人，女东道主
  Thehostessat a party is the woman who has invited the guests and provides the food, drink, or entertainment.
  1. The hostess introduced them...
     女主人介绍了他们。
  2. She was a superb hostess to us all.
     她对我们大家来说都是个出色的女主人。
• （夜总会或舞厅的）三陪女郎，舞女
  Ahostessat a night club or dance hall is a woman who is paid by a man to be with him for the evening.

双语例句

• Friendly air hostesses are affectionate and considerate.
  友好的空中小姐既热心又体贴。
• The hostesses led him to the flight deck.
  空姐带他去了驾驶舱。
• Seoul Sports pointed out Tuesday that hostesses of the Asian Games are wearing dresses that are too tight and thin, sometimes revealing their underwear, Yangtse Evening Post reports.
  《扬子晚报》消息，《首尔体育》周二指出，亚运会礼仪小姐的礼服又薄又紧，有时甚至可以看到里面的内衣。
• International Federation of air hostesses and Convoying officers;
  国际航空小姐和护航官员联合会；
• But you will still find a profusion of clubs and cabarets which cater to every taste and persuasion, and Pattaya's famously charming hostesses will still delight all your senses.
  但适合各种口味和不同种类的歌舞餐馆和夜总会仍很多，而且迷人的舞女仍会令你情绪高涨。
• In a country where two-fifths of the people live on less than$ 2 a day, working as a "japayuki", as Filipina hostesses in Japan are called, is often all that it takes to give families back home a better life.
  在菲律宾，五分之二的人每天的生活费不足2美元，当一名“japayuki”（菲律宾女招待在日本的名字）通常就完全可以给国内的家人更好的生活了。
• Hostesses are paid per event, which normally last for one day or several hours.
  这份工作按活动次数计酬，活动通常持续一天或几个小时。
• Hostesses are not prostitutes; they are more like paid, platonic girlfriends.
  舞女并不是***；她们有点象收费的，柏拉图式的女朋友。
• The result is a succinct, visually effective, and expressive user interface that enables hostesses to fully control aspects of seating within the restaurant.
  最后得到一个简洁、美观、易用的用户界面，它让引位员能够完全控制餐馆的座位情况。
• We aiready have enough hostesses.
  我们已经有足够的服务员了。