stewardess

英 [ˌstjuːəˈdes]

美 [ˈstuːərdəs]

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

BNC.22477 / COCA.17096

牛津词典

noun

（飞机上的）女乘务员；空中小姐
a female flight attendant
（轮船或火车上的）女乘务员，女服务员
a woman whose job is to take care of the passengers on a ship or train

(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.

noun

He's chatting to the stewardess.
他在和女乘务员聊天。
I addressed the nice stewardess.
我看向那位好空姐。
We think it must've been thrown away when the stewardess took her food tray.
我们认为一定是收托盘的空姐扔掉了。
A stewardess offers him the morning paper.
空中小姐送来了一份早报。
Good idea. I will ask the stewardess to help me store my tripod.
好主意。我会请空服员小姐帮我放置脚架。
She won't dress up as a stewardess.
她不会为你打扮成空姐的样子。
Don't leave your luggage in the aisle or the stewardess will make you move it.
别把行李放在通道里，否则空中小姐会要求你把它移走。
Stewardess, will you direct me to my seat?
空中小姐，可否带我到我的座位？
During the flight, a stewardess came up to us and presented the certificate for crossing the equator.
在飞行中，一位空姐过来，给了我们一张穿过赤道的证明。
I heard you had lunch with three airline stewardess.
我听说你和三个空中小姐共进了午餐。