waitress

n.

女服务员；女侍者；

vi.

做女服务员；

复数：waitresses过去式：waitressed现在分词：waitressing第三人称单数：waitresses

1. The waitress received a handsome tip.
   女侍者收到了数量可观的小费。
2. A waitress came in, carrying tea on a tray.
   一名女侍者走进来，手端放着茶的托盘。
3. A waitress put a glass of water in front of him.
   一名女服务员迎上来在他面前放了一杯水。
4. The waitress brought us two pats of butter.
   女服务员给我们端来两小块黄油。

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