Definition of waitress in English:

waitress

noun ˈweɪtrəsˈweɪtrɪs

A woman whose job is to serve customers at their tables in a restaurant.
Example sentencesExamples
- My sister lives in Florida and works as a waitress for the Red Lobster restaurant chain.
- She was the only waitress who refused to serve the bikers who dined there several times a week.
- When your BBQ items are ready, one of the friendly waitresses will bring the plate right to your table.
- The two of them had got a job together working as waitresses at a local restaurant.
- Efficient waitresses managed to keep tables cleared as customers departed and before more arrived.
- Instead, waiters, waitresses and every other person who used to have to rely on tips to live were given a decent wage.
- Vacated tables were cleared promptly and service by traditionally dressed waitresses was efficient.
- Edwardian-style waitresses served tea of salmon and cucumber sandwiches, cakes and scones on the lawn.
- I stroll to the other end of the hall and the waitress seats me at an empty table.
- The waitress who served me my pizza had clearly been reading Professor Elias's study.
- The waiters and waitresses wore black trousers or skirts and black T-shirts.
- I was in Australia not so long ago and spoke to a young waitress serving at the table.
- We didn't have long to wait before a cheerful waitress seated us at a small table for two near a window.
- Flash has the friendliest bouncers, most evil bar tenders and sweetest waitresses of any club.
- After Shaz had been staying at our place for a few weeks, she got a job as a waitress in the restaurant of a nearby hotel.
- How does the salary for a waitress at Hooters compare to waitresses at other restaurants?
- The waitresses served sandwiches cut into triangles of white bread, and wore those black and white uniforms.
- Here you'll sit at long communal tables while waitresses in Bavarian costume serve foaming pots of beer.
- Mum worked as a waitress at the Ark restaurant in Palace Gardens Terrace and went on to be a photographer.
- During the meal we were served by five different people - three waiters, two waitresses.
Synonyms
steward, waiter, porter, servant, menial, auxiliary, assistant, helper

Definition of waitress in US English:

waitress

nounˈweɪtrɪsˈwātris

A woman whose job is to serve customers at their tables in a restaurant.
Example sentencesExamples
- How does the salary for a waitress at Hooters compare to waitresses at other restaurants?
- The waitress who served me my pizza had clearly been reading Professor Elias's study.
- The waitresses served sandwiches cut into triangles of white bread, and wore those black and white uniforms.
- We didn't have long to wait before a cheerful waitress seated us at a small table for two near a window.
- After Shaz had been staying at our place for a few weeks, she got a job as a waitress in the restaurant of a nearby hotel.
- The waiters and waitresses wore black trousers or skirts and black T-shirts.
- I stroll to the other end of the hall and the waitress seats me at an empty table.
- During the meal we were served by five different people - three waiters, two waitresses.
- Mum worked as a waitress at the Ark restaurant in Palace Gardens Terrace and went on to be a photographer.
- She was the only waitress who refused to serve the bikers who dined there several times a week.
- Efficient waitresses managed to keep tables cleared as customers departed and before more arrived.
- My sister lives in Florida and works as a waitress for the Red Lobster restaurant chain.
- The two of them had got a job together working as waitresses at a local restaurant.
- When your BBQ items are ready, one of the friendly waitresses will bring the plate right to your table.
- Flash has the friendliest bouncers, most evil bar tenders and sweetest waitresses of any club.
- Edwardian-style waitresses served tea of salmon and cucumber sandwiches, cakes and scones on the lawn.
- Vacated tables were cleared promptly and service by traditionally dressed waitresses was efficient.
- Here you'll sit at long communal tables while waitresses in Bavarian costume serve foaming pots of beer.
- Instead, waiters, waitresses and every other person who used to have to rely on tips to live were given a decent wage.
- I was in Australia not so long ago and spoke to a young waitress serving at the table.
Synonyms
steward, waiter, porter, servant, menial, auxiliary, assistant, helper

单词	waitress
释义	Definition of waitress in English: waitress noun ˈweɪtrəsˈweɪtrɪs A woman whose job is to serve customers at their tables in a restaurant. Example sentencesExamples My sister lives in Florida and works as a waitress for the Red Lobster restaurant chain. She was the only waitress who refused to serve the bikers who dined there several times a week. When your BBQ items are ready, one of the friendly waitresses will bring the plate right to your table. The two of them had got a job together working as waitresses at a local restaurant. Efficient waitresses managed to keep tables cleared as customers departed and before more arrived. Instead, waiters, waitresses and every other person who used to have to rely on tips to live were given a decent wage. Vacated tables were cleared promptly and service by traditionally dressed waitresses was efficient. Edwardian-style waitresses served tea of salmon and cucumber sandwiches, cakes and scones on the lawn. I stroll to the other end of the hall and the waitress seats me at an empty table. The waitress who served me my pizza had clearly been reading Professor Elias's study. The waiters and waitresses wore black trousers or skirts and black T-shirts. I was in Australia not so long ago and spoke to a young waitress serving at the table. We didn't have long to wait before a cheerful waitress seated us at a small table for two near a window. Flash has the friendliest bouncers, most evil bar tenders and sweetest waitresses of any club. After Shaz had been staying at our place for a few weeks, she got a job as a waitress in the restaurant of a nearby hotel. How does the salary for a waitress at Hooters compare to waitresses at other restaurants? The waitresses served sandwiches cut into triangles of white bread, and wore those black and white uniforms. Here you'll sit at long communal tables while waitresses in Bavarian costume serve foaming pots of beer. Mum worked as a waitress at the Ark restaurant in Palace Gardens Terrace and went on to be a photographer. During the meal we were served by five different people - three waiters, two waitresses. Synonyms steward, waiter, porter, servant, menial, auxiliary, assistant, helper Definition of waitress in US English: waitress nounˈweɪtrɪsˈwātris A woman whose job is to serve customers at their tables in a restaurant. Example sentencesExamples How does the salary for a waitress at Hooters compare to waitresses at other restaurants? The waitress who served me my pizza had clearly been reading Professor Elias's study. The waitresses served sandwiches cut into triangles of white bread, and wore those black and white uniforms. We didn't have long to wait before a cheerful waitress seated us at a small table for two near a window. After Shaz had been staying at our place for a few weeks, she got a job as a waitress in the restaurant of a nearby hotel. The waiters and waitresses wore black trousers or skirts and black T-shirts. I stroll to the other end of the hall and the waitress seats me at an empty table. During the meal we were served by five different people - three waiters, two waitresses. Mum worked as a waitress at the Ark restaurant in Palace Gardens Terrace and went on to be a photographer. She was the only waitress who refused to serve the bikers who dined there several times a week. Efficient waitresses managed to keep tables cleared as customers departed and before more arrived. My sister lives in Florida and works as a waitress for the Red Lobster restaurant chain. The two of them had got a job together working as waitresses at a local restaurant. When your BBQ items are ready, one of the friendly waitresses will bring the plate right to your table. Flash has the friendliest bouncers, most evil bar tenders and sweetest waitresses of any club. Edwardian-style waitresses served tea of salmon and cucumber sandwiches, cakes and scones on the lawn. Vacated tables were cleared promptly and service by traditionally dressed waitresses was efficient. Here you'll sit at long communal tables while waitresses in Bavarian costume serve foaming pots of beer. Instead, waiters, waitresses and every other person who used to have to rely on tips to live were given a decent wage. I was in Australia not so long ago and spoke to a young waitress serving at the table. Synonyms steward, waiter, porter, servant, menial, auxiliary, assistant, helper
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