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Meanings of waiter in English
f. waitress
Person who attends to customers by serving them food and drink.
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Usage of waiter in English
1
She regretted asking that question the moment she saw the waiter's expression.
2
Several minutes and an apparent change of heart later, the waiter reappeared.
3
The door closed; the waiter was gone; but Warburton still talked French.
4
In any case, the waiter appeared at our table at that point.
5
Seconds later, a waiter came over to take Favor's order: whiskey neat.
6
A waiter kept filling his glass with wine, however much he objected.
7
When the waiter left, Felicity said, 'I've never heard of that before.'
8
In a few minutes the waiter returned, and ushered in the girl.
9
In this estimate is included about 700 waiter-girls in the concert saloons.
10
The waiter stared in amazement, then called the owner of the restaurant.
11
Which, coupled with the waiter's last question, gave Honor furiously to think.
12
The waiter went downstairs and found Mr Bickersdyke in the lower smoking-room.
13
The waiter set the candle on the tall wooden mantelpiece and inquired:
14
The wine belongs to the master but the waiter receives the thanks.
15
The waiter toiled back into view at that point, and we quietened.
16
An instant later, a waiter carried over a cheese and fruit platter.
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Waiter through the time
Waiter across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Less common