hostess in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for hostess in the English»French Dictionary

hostess [Brit ˈhəʊstəs, ˈhəʊstɛs, həʊˈstɛs, Am ˈhoʊstəs] N

1. hostess (to guests, visitors):

hostess

hôtesse f

hostess

maîtresse f de maison

2. hostess (on plane, train, coach, in administration):

hostess

hôtesse f

3. hostess:

hostess RADIO, TV

animatrice f

4. hostess (in night-club etc):

hostess euph

entraîneuse f

ground hostess N

ground hostess

hôtesse f au sol

air hostess N

air hostess

hôtesse f de l'air

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London society hostess

des soirées mondaines

perfect hostess

exemplaire

Translations for hostess in the French»English Dictionary

Your search term in other parts of the dictionary

taxi-girl

hostess

entraîneuse

hostess

hôtesse (d'exposition)

hostess

hôtesse

hostess

hôtesse au sol AVIAT

ground attendant, ground hostess

c'est la parfaite maîtresse de maison

she's the perfect hostess

hostess in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for hostess in the English»French Dictionary

hostess [ˈhəʊstɪs, Am ˈhoʊ-] N

hostess

hôtesse f

Translations for hostess in the French»English Dictionary

Your search term in other parts of the dictionary

entraîneuse

hostess

hôtesse d'accueil (dans une exposition)

hostess

hôtesse de l'air

air hostess

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

There was a serious incident in the kitchen which almost compromised the meal and the reputation of the hostess as a good cook.

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When the hostess tries to throw him out a third time, he shows her that he has money to pay for a meal.

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The dominant color is pink with a charming hostess on the vertical display at the back of the machine.

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If the called letter appears in the puzzle, the player has five seconds after the hostess stops moving to try to solve the puzzle.

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At one time, 30 young, single women, a housemother and hostess packed the second floor bedrooms which were converted into dormitory style living spaces.

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He walks into another party where the hostess, who seems to have had a past encounter with him, playfully calls him a party crasher.

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Her hostess's housekeeper gets her an extra role in a movie.

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Unsuccessful, she left after a year to become a waitress, followed by stints as a hostess for various restaurants.

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Hostess filed for bankruptcy liquidation in 2012 and shuttered its plants.

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When the nature of the snack made this method impractical, it would be lowered from above on trays or delivered by the hostess.

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