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maidfemale servant: The maid cleaned our room.; a girl or young unmarried woman: a fair maid
Not to be confused with:made – past tense of make; prepared: made dinner; contrived: made a false statementmaid M0018600 (mād)n.1. Archaic a. An unmarried girl or woman.b. A woman or girl who is a virgin.2. a. A housemaid or chambermaid.b. A woman servant.
[Middle English maide, from Old English mægden; see maghu- in Indo-European roots.]maid (meɪd) n1. archaic or literary a young unmarried girl; maiden2. (Professions) a. a female servantb. (in combination): a housemaid. 3. a spinster[C12: shortened form of maiden] ˈmaidish adj ˈmaidishness nmaid (meɪd)
n. 1. a female servant. 2. a girl or young unmarried woman, esp. a virgin. [1150–1200; Middle English; variant of maiden maid′ish, adj. maid′ish•ness, n. Thesaurus| Noun | 1. |  maid - a female domestic housemaid, maidservant, amahchambermaid, fille de chambre - a maid who is employed to clean and care for bedrooms (now primarily in hotels)domestic, domestic help, house servant - a servant who is paid to perform menial tasks around the householdhandmaid, handmaiden - a personal maid or female attendantlady's maid - a maid who is a lady's personal attendantparlormaid, parlourmaid - a maid in a private home whose duties are to care for the parlor and the table and to answer the door | | 2. |  maid - an unmarried girl (especially a virgin)maidendamoiselle, damosel, damozel, damsel, demoiselle - a young unmarried womanfille, girl, miss, missy, young lady, young woman - a young woman; "a young lady of 18" |
maidnoun1. servant, chambermaid, housemaid, menial, handmaiden (archaic), maidservant, female servant, domestic (archaic), parlourmaid, serving-maid A maid brought me breakfast at half past eight.2. (Literary) girl, maiden, lass, miss, nymph (poetic), damsel, lassie (informal), wench But can he win back the heart of this fair maid?Translationsmaid (meid) noun a female servant. The maid answered the door. 侍女, 女僕 侍女，女仆 - When does the maid come? (US)
When does the cleaner come? (UK) → 清洁工几点来？
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old maid1. dated A disparaging term for an older, unmarried woman. She had a few suitors in her youth, but now Edna is an old maid. My parents are pressuring me to get married—they don't want any of their daughters to become an old maid.2. A fussy, prudish person. You better make sure the place settings are perfect, what with the old maid coming to dinner tonight.3. A card game in which players pair matching cards and try to avoid being the last one holding the only card with no mate, dubbed the "old maid." When my kids were little, they loved playing old maid.See also: maid, oldan old ˈmaid (old-fashioned, disapproving) a woman who has never married and is now no longer youngSee also: maid, oldmaid of all workThe female equivalent of Jack of all trades. See also: all, maid, of, workMAID
MAID(Massive Array of Idle Disks) Active archiving that uses disk drives instead of tape. Most of the drives in a MAID array are idle most of the time, but can be revved up and read faster than searching sequentially through magnetic tape. MAID libraries typically do not use RAID technology because each read and write in most RAID configurations uses several drives. The concept behind MAID is to have an enormous amount of data quickly available at the least cost, and spinning disks require power and generate heat, which requires cooling.
Some Active, Some Passive
A MAID system may be built with a small ratio of spinning disks that serve as a cache for the non-spinning, passive disks. If a request is not found in the cache, the appropriate passive disks are powered up. See active archiving, WORO and RAID.LegalSeeMaidenMAID
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| MAID➣Medical Assistance in Dying (Canada) | | MAID➣Massive Array of Inactive Disks | | MAID➣Massive Array of Idle Disks | | MAID➣Monoclonal Anti-Idiotype Antibody | | MAID➣Multi-Analyte Immunodetection (antibodies) | | MAID➣Multimedia Assets for Industrial Design (est. 1996; EU) | | MAID➣Multi-Purpose Assistant-Type Independent Droid (Mai-Otome Manga) | | MAID➣Maine Association of Independent Doulas (Brewer, ME) | | MAID➣Magnetic Anti-Intrusion Device |
maid
Synonyms for maidnoun servantSynonyms- servant
- chambermaid
- housemaid
- menial
- handmaiden
- maidservant
- female servant
- domestic
- parlourmaid
- serving-maid
noun girlSynonyms- girl
- maiden
- lass
- miss
- nymph
- damsel
- lassie
- wench
Synonyms for maidnoun a female domesticSynonymsRelated Words- chambermaid
- fille de chambre
- domestic
- domestic help
- house servant
- handmaid
- handmaiden
- lady's maid
- parlormaid
- parlourmaid
noun an unmarried girl (especially a virgin)SynonymsRelated Words- damoiselle
- damosel
- damozel
- damsel
- demoiselle
- fille
- girl
- miss
- missy
- young lady
- young woman
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