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serving girl

/ˈsɜːvɪŋ ɡɜːl/

翻译: 历史上指在家中或酒馆里端送食物和饮料的年轻女仆或女服务员;该词现已过时,通常用“女服务员”或“服务员”代替。

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/ˈsɜːvɪŋ ɡɜːl/B1formal已废弃
  • zh历史上指在家中或酒馆里端送食物和饮料的年轻女仆或女服务员;该词现已过时,通常用“女服务员”或“服务员”代替。

A historical term for a young female servant or waitress who serves food and drink, typically in a household or tavern. This term is now considered outdated and has been largely replaced by 'waitress' or 'server'.

  1. Female servant or waitressB2formal

    A young woman employed to serve food and drinks or perform domestic duties, especially in a historical or formal context.

    zh侍女

    • The serving girl brought a tray of tea to the guests.
    • In the old manor, a serving girl would clean the rooms each morning.
    • The serving girl curtsied before the lady of the house.