waitress造句

The waitress received a handsome tip.

The waitress put a bandage round his hand.

He can't resist the allure of the pretty waitress.

The waitress brought us two pats of butter.

He casually waved over the waitress and settled the bill.

A waitress put a glass of water in front of him.

I motioned to a smiling waitress and ordered a gin and tonic.

It's impossible to be sympathetic given that the waitress warned him so emphatically.

Two years ago, Michael Phelps made national headlines for bringing home his new cocktail waitress-girlfriend on Thanksgiving.

"Here is the Bible," whispered a waitress as she carefully proffered a rather hefty, leather-bound tome.

Susan:Well, if a German man gives a thumbs-up tosgroupsa soda from a waitress in America, she might think he likes her!

Suchen replied vaguely that all was well with her, though she had no idea what smoke the waitress was talking about.

At the Xianheng, a waitress cut the cheeses into pieces, and the assembled tasters began to pick them up with their chopsticks, sniffing and tasting.

He gets in a fist fight and the waitress says that she doesn't know the guy's name but he dates a girl that works there.

The booklet also admits that "no gender-neutral term has been successfully proposed" to replace 'waiter' and 'waitress', allowing parliamentarians to use these words in a restaurant or cafe.

手册中还提到，“目前没有合适的中*词语”来取代waiter和waitress这两个词，所以议员们在餐馆或咖啡馆还可继续使用它们。