maid

英 [meɪd]

美 [meɪd]

n. 女仆; 侍女; (旅馆里的)女服务员; 少女; 年轻姑娘; 未婚年轻女子

复数：maids　

Collins.2 / BNC.5166 / COCA.6044

牛津词典

noun

女仆；侍女；（旅馆里的）女服务员
a female servant in a house or hotel
1. There is a maid to do the housework.
  有个女仆做家务事。
少女；年轻姑娘；未婚年轻女子
a young woman who is not married

noun

I was looking for my maid.
我在找我的女侍。
Now therefore behold in me the murderer of a youth and a maid.
因此，现在你在我身上瞧得见一个谋杀这对青年和少女的凶手。
I thought I had the best maid's job in San Remo.
我想我的女佣工作是圣雷莫最好的一个。
He tried to tidy up, not wanting the maid to see the disarray
他试图收拾一下，不想让女佣看见那里乱七八糟。
She's had three husbands and I'll be an old maid.
她有过叁个丈夫，而我要变成一个老处女了。
I sent away my maid.
我把保姆回了。
For symbol of the Western Lake the Western maid you well may take,| whether adorned with white and rose| or in unpainted grace she goes.
欲把西湖比西子，淡妆浓抹总相宜。（苏轼《饮湖上初晴后雨》）
I must have a word with my* Maid.
我得和我的女仆说几句。
I sent him a long fax, saying I didn't need a maid.
我给他发了一份很长的传真，说我不需要女仆。
When I was your age my father died and I was sold to Tongs as maid. There I ate the cold leftovers every day and I was often scolded and beaten.
像你这么大的年纪，我的爸爸死了，卖给童家里，吃残茶剩饭，还经常受骂挨打。