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

• The report quoted bar hostesses as saying that Guo was a regular customer.
  该报道援引女服务员的话称，郭世忠是那里的常客。
• Are they keyboard operators or air hostesses?
  她们是键盘操作员还是空姐？
• We give it to our retired hostesses.
  我们是把它送过退休服务员的。
• 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。
• While some loves the sexy side of the Olympics, others prefer beautiful," perfect "hostesses handing out medals at the Olympics.
  虽然有人很欣赏奥运会性感的一面，也有人更喜欢奥运会上发放奖牌的美丽“完美”的礼仪小姐。
• Hostesses are not prostitutes; they are more like paid, platonic girlfriends.
  舞女并不是妓女；她们有点象收费的，柏拉图式的女朋友。
• International Federation of air hostesses and Convoying officers;
  国际航空小姐和护航官员联合会；
• 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。
• One of the hostesses went along the aisle to check.
  一个空间去过道检查了。
• Firm attention was paid to suitable clothes and decorum while hostesses must demonstrate their ability to provide abundant meals in dignified surroundings.
  人们非常在意合适的服装和礼节，同时女主人必须证明她们的在盛大庄重的场合下提供大量膳食的能力。