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* * *servant, maidservant, housemaid* * *abigailgirlhandmaidhandmaidenlassmaidmaidservantservant-maidslaveywenchwoman -
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3 горничная
1) General subject: amah, chambermaid, chambermaid (занимающаяся уборкой, стелющая постели и т.п.), homeworker, house chambermaid, house parlourmaid, house-chambermaid (убирающая дом), house-parlourmaid (убирающая комнаты и прислуживающая за столом), housegirl (особ. убирающая комнаты), housemaid (особ. убирающая комнаты), lady's-maid, maid, parlormaid, parlour-maid, pillow puncher, servant girl, servant maid, servant-girl, sleep-in, sleep-in (и т.п.), sleep-out, sleep-out (и т.п.), stewardess (на пассажирском судне), waiting maid, waiting maid (дамы), waiting-maid (дамы)2) Colloquial: cabin girl (в мотеле, на пароходе)3) American: pillow-puncher4) French: femme de chambre5) Obsolete: abigail, gentlewoman (у знатной дамы)6) Architecture: room maid7) Travel: chamber maid, hotel maid, room attendant8) Makarov: parlourmaid (прислуживающая за столом), servant-maid -
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1) General subject: a female servant, girl, handmaid, handmaiden, help, lass, maid, maidservant, servant, servant girl, servant maid, servant-girl, slavey (в Англии), woman, serving woman2) Obsolete: abigail, ancilla, bowermaiden (при госпоже), waiting-woman, wench (особ. о крестьянке)3) History: waitress (на постоялом дворе)4) Religion: ancilla (Latin for "servant")5) Jargon: pillow-puncher, biscuit-shooter6) Makarov: servant-maid, woman servant -
5 прислуга
1) servant
2) коллект. servants, domestics мн.
3) коллект.; воен. crew; gunners мн.* * ** * *1) servant, maid 2) servants, domestic* * *downstairsgirlmaidservantservant -
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abigailmaidservant-maidslavey -
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жен.1) servant, maid2) коллект. servants, domestics мн. ч.3) коллект.; воен. crew; gunners мн. ч. -
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прислуга servant; maid -
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maid имя существительное: -
10 камеристка
1) General subject: a female servant, amah, gentlewoman, lady's maid, lady's-maid, tire woman, tire-woman, tiring woman, waiting maid, waiting-maid2) French: femme de chambre3) Obsolete: abigail4) Archaic: tiring-woman -
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1) General subject: a female servant, cook, cooky, homeworker, lady cook, lady-cook, kitchen maid2) Jocular: lady of the frying-pan3) Politics: scullery maid (в ленинском употреблении)4) Jargon: stew-builder -
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1) General subject: cook housekeeper, cook-housekeeper, crew, domestic, domestic servant, downstairs (обыкн. живущая в подвале), girl, gunners, help, maid, maidservant, servant, skivy, attendance2) American: hired girl5) Sociology: domestic help -
13 Каков хозяин, таков и слуга
The servant takes after his boss. See Каков поп, таков и приход (K)Cf: As the master is, so is his dog (Am.). A bad master makes a bad servant (Am., Br.). Good masters make good servants (Br.). Jack is as good as his master (Am., Br.). Like lord, like chaplain (Br.). Like master, like dog (Br.). Like master, like man (Am., Br.), Like mistress, like maid (Br.). Such as the priest, such is the clerk (Br.)Русско-английский словарь пословиц и поговорок > Каков хозяин, таков и слуга
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1) General subject: maid of all work2) Makarov: servant of all work -
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1) General subject: maid of all work2) Makarov: servant of all work -
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1) General subject: maid of all work2) Makarov: servant of all work -
17 прислуга
ж.1. уст. ( служанка) servant, maidservant, maidприходящая прислуга — charwoman*, help
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............................................................1. servant(n.) نوکر، خدمتکار، خادم، پیشخدمت، بنده............................................................2. maid(n.) دوشیزه یا زن جوان، پیشخدمت مونث، دختر........................................................................................................................4. crewخدمه کشتی، کارکنان هواپیما و امثال آن -
19 прислуга
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20 служанка
1. maid2. servant
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