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Meanings of stewardess in English
Portuguese
comissária de bordo Catalan
hostessa Usage of stewardess in English
1
She'd come to education because being a stewardess had seemed too dangerous.
2
After the stewardess brought a bottle of water, Mattie downed the caplets.
3
As he disappeared in the stateroom, the stewardess came back, looking worried.
4
The stewardess of a torpedoed passenger ship was among the few survivors.
5
The Captain signed to a stewardess, and the little crowd moved away.
6
I was a stewardess for United then, and that's how we met.
7
The stewardess woke me with the news that we were approaching Cairo.
8
There I present the stewardess with a modest testimonial of my regard.
9
He drew back hastily and threw a quick glance at the stewardess.
10
To the stewardess who came she said calmly, but with pallid lips:
11
They didn't have a drink and were not talking to the stewardess.
12
It will do her good, said the stewardess, as she went away.
13
Twenty-nine of the crew, eleven passengers, and a stewardess were never found.
14
The stewardess came back to him presently, with rather a discomfited air.
15
Only the charming little stewardess seemed completely at ease in his presence.
16
Miss Lee leaned forward and searched the stewardess's face with strained eyes.
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Catalan
Stewardess through the time
Stewardess across language varieties
United States of America
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United Kingdom
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