Definition of waitressing in English:

waitressing

nounˈweɪtrɪsɪŋˈweɪtrɪsɪŋ

mass noun

The action or occupation of working as a waitress.
Example sentencesExamples
- Otherwise, Nick has said that if she's still missing waitressing that much in a few months he'll buy her her own restaurant.
- It was a family affair, with their son, Oliver, helping Lew in the kitchen, and daughter, Vicky, waitressing.
- I have come along in the middle of the backward and forward discussion on waitressing and the hospitality industry in St Lucia.
- I'm a full-time employee at a fairly public company here in Steinbach, and on my weekends, I enjoy waitressing at a local restaurant.
- But before that 14-year-old Brenda Clarkson, from Doncaster, fell in love with the place while waitressing in a nearby hotel.
- Having whiled away her twenties travelling, painting houses in Canada and waitressing in New York, Borland eventually struck gold, by ‘hanging out’ on a film set and simply waiting for the director to call action.
- Most people I know did laboring or fruit picking or waitressing.
- It afforded me a totally different lifestyle, going from baby-sitting and waitressing to travelling around the world singing songs.
- Since then, she's done everything from teaching sign language to waitressing, all while looking for another girl group or record deal.
- After putting out a couple of unspectacular albums, she spent much of the 1980s waitressing and working in a record store.
- But I found it too hard to concentrate on a fledgling career as I was in a difficult relationship at the time, so I ended up just drifting around waitressing.
- Most of these women believed they were coming to Britain for waitressing or service-industry jobs.
- Other summer jobs included waitressing, a few summers in a jeweller's shop, and finally, a barperson.
- Is she really a ‘waitress turned singer,’ or was she a singer all along and waitressing to make ends meet like untold millions before her?
- She went through the classic American rites of passage - working at McDonalds during high school and bartending and waitressing while starting her acting career.
- Carol Connelly is a player in his pattern - she works waitressing at a downtown cafe that Melvin frequents for lunch every day at 11 am.
- There are various activities that you do that may strain your wrist: waitressing, using a computer, playing racketball.
- But I'm not about to pack up and go waitressing in LA.
- But girls are more likely to take work which may not be exactly what they want - such as waitressing - so they can afford to move out.
- Regardless of whether she enjoyed the menial work of typing or selling or waitressing or clerking, she at least had freedom of movement to a degree.
Synonyms
waiting, waiting at table, serving of food and drink, attendance, serving

Definition of waitressing in US English:

waitressing

nounˈweɪtrɪsɪŋˈwātrisiNG

The action or occupation of working as a waitress.
Example sentencesExamples
- But girls are more likely to take work which may not be exactly what they want - such as waitressing - so they can afford to move out.
- Since then, she's done everything from teaching sign language to waitressing, all while looking for another girl group or record deal.
- She went through the classic American rites of passage - working at McDonalds during high school and bartending and waitressing while starting her acting career.
- Carol Connelly is a player in his pattern - she works waitressing at a downtown cafe that Melvin frequents for lunch every day at 11 am.
- Other summer jobs included waitressing, a few summers in a jeweller's shop, and finally, a barperson.
- Most people I know did laboring or fruit picking or waitressing.
- Regardless of whether she enjoyed the menial work of typing or selling or waitressing or clerking, she at least had freedom of movement to a degree.
- But I found it too hard to concentrate on a fledgling career as I was in a difficult relationship at the time, so I ended up just drifting around waitressing.
- But I'm not about to pack up and go waitressing in LA.
- Is she really a ‘waitress turned singer,’ or was she a singer all along and waitressing to make ends meet like untold millions before her?
- It was a family affair, with their son, Oliver, helping Lew in the kitchen, and daughter, Vicky, waitressing.
- There are various activities that you do that may strain your wrist: waitressing, using a computer, playing racketball.
- After putting out a couple of unspectacular albums, she spent much of the 1980s waitressing and working in a record store.
- Having whiled away her twenties travelling, painting houses in Canada and waitressing in New York, Borland eventually struck gold, by ‘hanging out’ on a film set and simply waiting for the director to call action.
- It afforded me a totally different lifestyle, going from baby-sitting and waitressing to travelling around the world singing songs.
- I'm a full-time employee at a fairly public company here in Steinbach, and on my weekends, I enjoy waitressing at a local restaurant.
- But before that 14-year-old Brenda Clarkson, from Doncaster, fell in love with the place while waitressing in a nearby hotel.
- Otherwise, Nick has said that if she's still missing waitressing that much in a few months he'll buy her her own restaurant.
- I have come along in the middle of the backward and forward discussion on waitressing and the hospitality industry in St Lucia.
- Most of these women believed they were coming to Britain for waitressing or service-industry jobs.
Synonyms
waiting, waiting at table, serving of food and drink, attendance, serving

单词	waitressing
释义	Definition of waitressing in English: waitressing nounˈweɪtrɪsɪŋˈweɪtrɪsɪŋ mass noun The action or occupation of working as a waitress. Example sentencesExamples Otherwise, Nick has said that if she's still missing waitressing that much in a few months he'll buy her her own restaurant. It was a family affair, with their son, Oliver, helping Lew in the kitchen, and daughter, Vicky, waitressing. I have come along in the middle of the backward and forward discussion on waitressing and the hospitality industry in St Lucia. I'm a full-time employee at a fairly public company here in Steinbach, and on my weekends, I enjoy waitressing at a local restaurant. But before that 14-year-old Brenda Clarkson, from Doncaster, fell in love with the place while waitressing in a nearby hotel. Having whiled away her twenties travelling, painting houses in Canada and waitressing in New York, Borland eventually struck gold, by ‘hanging out’ on a film set and simply waiting for the director to call action. Most people I know did laboring or fruit picking or waitressing. It afforded me a totally different lifestyle, going from baby-sitting and waitressing to travelling around the world singing songs. Since then, she's done everything from teaching sign language to waitressing, all while looking for another girl group or record deal. After putting out a couple of unspectacular albums, she spent much of the 1980s waitressing and working in a record store. But I found it too hard to concentrate on a fledgling career as I was in a difficult relationship at the time, so I ended up just drifting around waitressing. Most of these women believed they were coming to Britain for waitressing or service-industry jobs. Other summer jobs included waitressing, a few summers in a jeweller's shop, and finally, a barperson. Is she really a ‘waitress turned singer,’ or was she a singer all along and waitressing to make ends meet like untold millions before her? She went through the classic American rites of passage - working at McDonalds during high school and bartending and waitressing while starting her acting career. Carol Connelly is a player in his pattern - she works waitressing at a downtown cafe that Melvin frequents for lunch every day at 11 am. There are various activities that you do that may strain your wrist: waitressing, using a computer, playing racketball. But I'm not about to pack up and go waitressing in LA. But girls are more likely to take work which may not be exactly what they want - such as waitressing - so they can afford to move out. Regardless of whether she enjoyed the menial work of typing or selling or waitressing or clerking, she at least had freedom of movement to a degree. Synonyms waiting, waiting at table, serving of food and drink, attendance, serving Definition of waitressing in US English: waitressing nounˈweɪtrɪsɪŋˈwātrisiNG The action or occupation of working as a waitress. Example sentencesExamples But girls are more likely to take work which may not be exactly what they want - such as waitressing - so they can afford to move out. Since then, she's done everything from teaching sign language to waitressing, all while looking for another girl group or record deal. She went through the classic American rites of passage - working at McDonalds during high school and bartending and waitressing while starting her acting career. Carol Connelly is a player in his pattern - she works waitressing at a downtown cafe that Melvin frequents for lunch every day at 11 am. Other summer jobs included waitressing, a few summers in a jeweller's shop, and finally, a barperson. Most people I know did laboring or fruit picking or waitressing. Regardless of whether she enjoyed the menial work of typing or selling or waitressing or clerking, she at least had freedom of movement to a degree. But I found it too hard to concentrate on a fledgling career as I was in a difficult relationship at the time, so I ended up just drifting around waitressing. But I'm not about to pack up and go waitressing in LA. Is she really a ‘waitress turned singer,’ or was she a singer all along and waitressing to make ends meet like untold millions before her? It was a family affair, with their son, Oliver, helping Lew in the kitchen, and daughter, Vicky, waitressing. There are various activities that you do that may strain your wrist: waitressing, using a computer, playing racketball. After putting out a couple of unspectacular albums, she spent much of the 1980s waitressing and working in a record store. Having whiled away her twenties travelling, painting houses in Canada and waitressing in New York, Borland eventually struck gold, by ‘hanging out’ on a film set and simply waiting for the director to call action. It afforded me a totally different lifestyle, going from baby-sitting and waitressing to travelling around the world singing songs. I'm a full-time employee at a fairly public company here in Steinbach, and on my weekends, I enjoy waitressing at a local restaurant. But before that 14-year-old Brenda Clarkson, from Doncaster, fell in love with the place while waitressing in a nearby hotel. Otherwise, Nick has said that if she's still missing waitressing that much in a few months he'll buy her her own restaurant. I have come along in the middle of the backward and forward discussion on waitressing and the hospitality industry in St Lucia. Most of these women believed they were coming to Britain for waitressing or service-industry jobs. Synonyms waiting, waiting at table, serving of food and drink, attendance, serving
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