seamstress 英 ['siːmstrɪs]   美 ['simstrəs]

seamstress

seamstress  英 ['siːmstrɪs] 美 ['simstrəs]

n. 女裁缝师;做针线活的妇女 

名词复数:seamstresses 

Ana María does not want to be a seamstress like her mother but rather a schoolteacher. 安娜玛利亚并不想像妈妈一样做一名裁缝,她想成为一名教师。
His first wife, Alice Easley Shields, moved around after they split up, working as a seamstress and a maid, and two of their sons stumbled. 他的第一个妻子爱丽丝-伊斯利-谢尔兹,跟他分手之后居无定所,当过裁缝,干过女佣,拖带着两个孩子,艰难度日。

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  • n. 女裁缝师;做针线活的妇女
  • 1. Ana María does not want to be a seamstress like her mother but rather a schoolteacher.

    安娜玛利亚并不想像妈妈一样做一名裁缝,她想成为一名教师。

  • 2. His first wife, Alice Easley Shields, moved around after they split up, working as a seamstress and a maid, and two of their sons stumbled.

    他的第一个妻子爱丽丝-伊斯利-谢尔兹,跟他分手之后居无定所,当过裁缝,干过女佣,拖带着两个孩子,艰难度日。

  • 3. She was a good seamstress and would copy all the styles from the women’s magazines and sell the clothes to make some extra money.

    她自己心灵手巧,她可以从那些女性时尚杂志上把衣服的样式都学下来,自己做衣服,然后再卖掉赚点钱。

  • seamstress (n.) 1640s, with -ess + seamster (also sempster), from Old English seamestre "sewer, tailor, person whose work is sewing," from seam. Originally indicating a woman, but after a while the fem. ending -estre no longer was felt as such and a new one added.
seam·stress / ˈsiːmstrəs ; NAmE ˈsiːmstrəs / / ˈsemstrəs ; NAmE ˈsemstrəs / noun ( old-fashioned) a woman who can sew and make clothes or whose job is sewing and making clothes 会缝纫的女人;女裁缝 seamstress seamstresses seam·stress / ˈsiːmstrəs ; NAmE ˈsiːmstrəs /
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