Chambermaids Meaning in English

word · lemma: chambermaid

US

ˈtʃeɪmbərˌmeɪdz

CHAYM-ber-maydz

UK

tʃˈeɪmbəmˌeɪdz

CHAYM-buh-maydz

التعريف

Women who clean and maintain guest rooms in hotels or large houses; female housekeeping staff.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Mostly used in formal or historical contexts. In modern hotels, 'housekeeper' or 'room attendant' is more common. 'Chambermaids' specifically refers to women; the term can sound old-fashioned.

• Spanish: camareras de piso - mucamas
• Portuguese (BR): camareiras
• Portuguese (PT): empregadas de quarto - camareiras
• Chinese (Simplified): 女服务员（宾馆客房清扫员）
• Chinese (Traditional): 女侍者（旅館客房清潔員）
• Hindi: कमरा सहायक महिलाएँ
• Arabic: خادمات غرف
• Bengali: চেম্বারমেইড - মহিলা পরিচারিকা
• Russian: горничные
• Japanese: 客室係
• Vietnamese: nữ phục vụ buồng
• Korean: 객실 청소부 - 하녀(옛 표현)
• Turkish: oda hizmetçisi - hizmetçi (kadın)
• Urdu: چیمبرمیڈ - خاتون صفائی کرنے والی
• Indonesian: pramugari kamar - pembantu kamar (perempuan)

جمل نموذجية

The chambermaids clean all the hotel rooms every morning.

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Two chambermaids helped with my heavy luggage.

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The hotel employs five chambermaids.

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Guests rarely see the chambermaids, but their work is essential.

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In older movies, chambermaids are often shown carrying fresh sheets.

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The chambermaids knocked before entering the room to clean.

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