flight attendant

英 [ˈflaɪt ətendənt]

美 [ˈflaɪt ətendənt]

n. (客机的)乘务员; 空乘人员

牛津词典

noun

（客机的）乘务员；空乘人员
a person whose job is to serve and take care of passengers on an aircraft

航空乘务员;空姐
On an aeroplane, theflight attendantsare the people whose job is to look after the passengers and serve their meals.

noun

I think it's very interesting being a flight attendant.
我觉得当一名机组乘务员挺有趣的。
But you'd have to buyout the entire cabin, and the first class flight attendant.
但是你得买下整个头等舱，以及头等舱的服务人员。
Surprised, the flight attendant and the co-pilot asked the captain what he had said to her.
空姐和副驾驶都感到吃惊，问机长对她说了些什么。
A flight attendant would take charge of me and I never had an unpleasant experience.
乘务员会照顾我，因此我从来没有过不愉快的经历。
The flight attendant in first class brought us refreshments before takeoff.
头等舱的空服员在飞机起飞前，就为我们送上点心。
Shall I ask for a flight attendant?
要我叫个空姐过来吗？
In1978, I became a flight attendant for a major airline.
1978年，我成为某条干线航班的乘务员。
The flight attendant took control of the plane after the pilot had had a heart attack.
驾驶员心脏病发作后服务员控制了飞机。
Girl, if I could spell like you, I know I could be a flight attendant.
你能拼出连我都不会拼写的词。如果我有你的拼写能力，我想我可以成为一个空姐。
He signed up as a flight attendant with Korean air.
他与大韩航空公司签了约，当机乘员。