barmaid 的意思
酒吧女服务员; 酒吧女招待
barmaid 的词源
barmaid(n.)
“酒吧女侍”,1650年代,来自 bar (n.2) + maid。
The one employment from which Americans turn their faces in righteous horror is that of the barmaid. They consider it a degrading position, and can not understand how English people reconcile with their professions of Christianity the barbarous practice of exposing women to the atmosphere of a liquor bar at a railway station, where they must often run the gauntlet of the insolent attentions of the "half-intoxicated masher," endure vulgar familiarity, and overhear low conversation. [Emily Faithfull, "Three Visits to America," 1884]
美国人对酒吧女侍这一职业充满了正义的恐惧,他们认为这是一种有辱人格的工作,无法理解英国人如何能在宣称基督教信仰的同时,容忍在火车站酒吧让女性暴露于酒精的环境中。在那里,她们常常要忍受“半醉的花花公子”的无礼关注,承受粗俗的亲密接触,还要听到低声的闲聊。[艾米莉·费思尔,《三次访美记》,1884年]
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