hostess

n.

女主人；（夜总会的）女招待；（电视或广播节目的）女主持人；（餐馆的）迎宾女招待

vt.

作东，请客；

复数：hostesses过去式：hostessed过去分词：hostessed现在分词：hostessing第三人称单数：hostesses

air hostess空中小姐

1. The hostess made her guests comfortable.
   女主人使客人们感到舒适自在。
2. The hostess gave us a cordial greeting.
   女主人热忱地欢迎我们。
3. You need a lot of tact to be an air hostess.
   当空中小姐言行需十分得体。
4. Now that she's an air hostess, foreign travel has lost its glamour for her.
   她当上了空中小姐，到国外旅行对她已失去吸引力。
5. One of hostesses on tonight's show is Mary.
   今晚的女主持之一是玛丽。

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