Žodžio Maid reikšmės japoniškai kalba

メイド (meido)

Pavyzdys:

She works as a maid in a hotel.

彼女はホテルでメイドとして働いています。

The maid cleaned the room thoroughly.

メイドは部屋を徹底的に掃除しました。

Naudojimas: formalKontekstas: Used to refer to a female domestic worker, especially in hospitality or household contexts.

Pastaba: This term can be used to describe someone who is employed to perform household tasks like cleaning and cooking.

使用人 (shiyōnin)

Pavyzdys:

In the old days, every noble family had several maids.

昔の貴族の家族には何人かの使用人がいました。

The usage of the term 'maid' has changed over the years.

『メイド』という言葉の使い方は年々変わっています。

Naudojimas: formalKontekstas: Refers to domestic servants, generally in a historical context.

Pastaba: This term is more formal and sometimes used in literature to refer to servants in a broader sense.

メイド服 (meido fuku)

Pavyzdys:

She wore a maid costume for the party.

彼女はパーティーのためにメイド服を着ました。

The theme of the event was based on maid outfits.

イベントのテーマはメイドの衣装に基づいていました。

Naudojimas: informalKontekstas: Used to refer to the costume typically worn by maids, often in cosplay or themed events.

Pastaba: This term is commonly used in fashion and entertainment contexts, especially in Japan's pop culture.

女中 (jochū)

Pavyzdys:

The wealthy family employed a jochū to assist with household chores.

裕福な家族は家事を手伝うために女中を雇いました。

In the past, jochū were common in many households.

昔は多くの家庭に女中がいました。

Naudojimas: formalKontekstas: An older term for a female servant or maid, often used historically.

Pastaba: This term is less common in modern usage but may appear in historical texts or discussions.

housekeeper

A housekeeper is someone employed to manage a household and perform domestic tasks such as cleaning, cooking, and laundry.

Pavyzdys: The housekeeper takes care of cleaning and organizing the house.

Pastaba: Housekeeper typically implies a broader range of household duties beyond just cleaning.

domestic worker

A domestic worker is a person who works within the employer's household, often performing tasks related to housekeeping and childcare.

Pavyzdys: Domestic workers provide essential services in private households.

Pastaba: Domestic worker is a more general term that can encompass various roles within a household beyond cleaning.

cleaner

A cleaner is someone whose job involves cleaning and maintaining the cleanliness of a particular place, such as a house, office, or public space.

Pavyzdys: The cleaner comes in twice a week to tidy up the office.

Pastaba: Cleaner specifically focuses on the act of cleaning and may not always involve other household tasks.

maid servant

A maid servant is a person who is employed to perform domestic tasks in a household, often including cleaning, cooking, and other chores.

Pavyzdys: The maid servant has been with the family for many years.

Pastaba: Maid servant is a more traditional term and may imply a closer relationship with the employer.

Old maid

Refers to a woman who has never married and is considered outdated or no longer desirable by societal standards.

Pavyzdys: She's been an old maid all her life, never married.

Pastaba: The original word 'maid' refers to a female domestic servant, while 'old maid' specifically refers to an unmarried woman.

Maid of honor

A female friend or relative who is chosen to assist the bride during a wedding ceremony, bridal shower, etc.

Pavyzdys: Her best friend served as the maid of honor at the wedding.

Pastaba: While 'maid' originally refers to a female servant, 'maid of honor' refers to a special role in a wedding party.

Chambermaid

A female employee who cleans and maintains rooms in a hotel or other lodging establishment.

Pavyzdys: The hotel employs several chambermaids to clean the rooms.

Pastaba: Derived from 'maid', 'chambermaid' specifically refers to a cleaning staff member in a hotel setting.

Maiden name

A woman's last name before she gets married.

Pavyzdys: She decided to keep her maiden name after getting married.

Pastaba: While 'maid' refers to a female servant, 'maiden name' denotes the family name a woman had before marriage.

Maiden voyage

The first journey or voyage of a newly built ship, aircraft, etc.

Pavyzdys: The ship's maiden voyage was a grand event with many dignitaries on board.

Pastaba: Derived from 'maid', 'maiden voyage' specifically refers to the inaugural journey of a newly constructed vessel.

Maiden speech

The first public speech given by a newly elected official or debutant.

Pavyzdys: The newly elected senator delivered her maiden speech in parliament.

Pastaba: While 'maid' refers to a female servant, 'maiden speech' refers to the first speech given by a new public figure.

Maid in waiting

Female attendants who serve and assist a queen, princess, or other high-ranking woman.

Pavyzdys: The princess had several maids in waiting to assist her with dressing and grooming.

Pastaba: Derived from 'maid', 'maid in waiting' specifically refers to attendants who serve royalty or noblewomen.

Maiden

Maiden is used to describe a person's first occurrence or experience of something, such as a first performance or attempt at something.

Pavyzdys: She had her maiden concert last night.

Pastaba: Differs in meaning from 'maid' which refers to a female domestic worker.

Wrapping up

Used to indicate finishing or completing something.

Pavyzdys: I'm just wrapping up the last few tasks before I leave for the day.

Pastaba: No direct connection to 'maid,' but implies completing tasks, akin to a maid finishing up cleaning duties.

Main squeeze

Refers to someone's primary romantic partner or significant other.

Pavyzdys: Samantha's main squeeze surprised her with a special gift.

Pastaba: Distinct from 'maid' as it denotes a romantic relationship, not work-related.

Maid of all work

Used to describe a person who does a variety of tasks or is versatile in handling different responsibilities.

Pavyzdys: She's the maid of all work in our team, always ready to take on any task.

Pastaba: Derived from 'maid' but emphasizes the range of tasks performed rather than domestic work exclusively.

Household helper

A term used to refer to someone who assists with household chores and tasks.

Pavyzdys: We hired a household helper to assist with cleaning and cooking.

Pastaba: A more general term than 'maid,' encompassing various domestic tasks beyond cleaning.

Cleaner-upper

Refers to a person responsible for cleaning up or tidying a space.

Pavyzdys: Let's all be the cleaner-upper after the party, and make sure to tidy up before we leave.

Pastaba: Not directly linked to 'maid' but conveys the idea of cleaning duties similar to those of a maid.

The maid cleaned the room.

The wealthy family had several maids.

The maid served breakfast to the guests.

Maid - Veiksmažodis (Verb) / Veiksmažodis, pagrindinis veiksmažodis (Verb, base form)

Antraštinis žodis: maid

Konjugacijos

Daiktavardis, daugiskaita (Noun, plural): maids

Daiktavardis, vienaskaita arba masė (Noun, singular or mass): maid

Skiemenys, Skyrimas ir Kirtis

maid turi 1 skiemenų: maid

Fonetinis transkripcija: ˈmād

maid , ˈmād (Raudonas skiemuo yra kirčiuotas)

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