hostess[英]['həʊstəs][美][ˈhostɪs]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; 第三人称单数：hostesses过去分词：hostessed复数：hostesses现在进行时：hostessing过去式：hostessed[例句]You were more than a hostess.您这位女主人当得太好了。2.The hostess of the evening sat laughing with the pony-tailed japanese artiston her right. 那晚的女主人与坐在她右边这位扎马尾的日本艺术家一起谈笑风生。3."First lady" is an unofficial title bestowed on the hostess of the white house. “第一夫人”是对白宫女主人的一个非官方的称呼。4.The hostess: no, it's not my size and I'm afraid, black is not my colour to behonest. 主持人：对，不是我的尺寸，而且，坦白地说，恐怕黑色不适合我。5.When tea was served, the hostess would ask: "are you a friend of theplanter?" 当茶水上上来的时候，女服务员通常会问：“你是农场主的朋友么？”
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