Definition of flight attendant in English:

flight attendant

noun

A steward or stewardess on an aircraft.
（客机上的）空中服务员
Example sentencesExamples
- Sue Makras, 34, is a flight attendant for a US airline operating from Heathrow.
- Deborah Welsh had been a flight attendant for 25 years and hated early flights, but had agreed to trade shifts to oblige a colleague.
- She discovered the knife and turned it over to a flight attendant before takeoff.
- Trent stepped onto the plane, ignoring the flight attendant who welcomed him aboard.
- A flight attendant on his Freedom Bird asks him if flying in Vietnam frightened him.
- She notified a flight attendant, and the pilot alerted Denver International Airport.
- Just last week, a young flight attendant collapsed in the briefing room of our International Airport.
- I left law school to become a flight attendant for El Al airlines, a job that literally opened up the world to me.
- The airline flight attendant explained to the passengers, that although he is blind, he is the best copilot in the company.
- I posted a song by an unknown flight attendant for Eastern Air last Decemeber.
- The flight attendant tied the curtain so business class could not use the offending lavatories!
- One flight attendant called the airline to tell them what had happened and give them the seat number of the hijacker.
- A flight attendant urging him to put on his seatbelt woke Jamie from his nap.
- She was a former flight attendant and later began training airline personnel on customer services.
- The flight attendant switched Rob's ID with that of the dead captain.
- They handed their tickets to the flight attendant and were shuffled onto the plane.
- The flight engineer became unconscious after reviving the flight attendant.
- On an airline flight, a businessman complains to a flight attendant that she isn't smiling.
- She'd had to explain her complete breakdown during takeoff to an anxious flight attendant.
- As the seatbelt sign came on and the flight attendant started to demonstrate the proper way to put on your seatbelt, Misery looked out her window.
Synonyms
cabin attendant, member of the cabin staff

Definition of flight attendant in US English:

flight attendant

nounˈflī(t) əˌtendəntˈflaɪ(t) əˌtɛndənt

A steward or stewardess on an aircraft.
（客机上的）空中服务员
Example sentencesExamples
- Deborah Welsh had been a flight attendant for 25 years and hated early flights, but had agreed to trade shifts to oblige a colleague.
- They handed their tickets to the flight attendant and were shuffled onto the plane.
- She was a former flight attendant and later began training airline personnel on customer services.
- I left law school to become a flight attendant for El Al airlines, a job that literally opened up the world to me.
- The flight engineer became unconscious after reviving the flight attendant.
- A flight attendant on his Freedom Bird asks him if flying in Vietnam frightened him.
- She discovered the knife and turned it over to a flight attendant before takeoff.
- One flight attendant called the airline to tell them what had happened and give them the seat number of the hijacker.
- A flight attendant urging him to put on his seatbelt woke Jamie from his nap.
- I posted a song by an unknown flight attendant for Eastern Air last Decemeber.
- As the seatbelt sign came on and the flight attendant started to demonstrate the proper way to put on your seatbelt, Misery looked out her window.
- Just last week, a young flight attendant collapsed in the briefing room of our International Airport.
- The flight attendant switched Rob's ID with that of the dead captain.
- The airline flight attendant explained to the passengers, that although he is blind, he is the best copilot in the company.
- Trent stepped onto the plane, ignoring the flight attendant who welcomed him aboard.
- Sue Makras, 34, is a flight attendant for a US airline operating from Heathrow.
- She'd had to explain her complete breakdown during takeoff to an anxious flight attendant.
- The flight attendant tied the curtain so business class could not use the offending lavatories!
- On an airline flight, a businessman complains to a flight attendant that she isn't smiling.
- She notified a flight attendant, and the pilot alerted Denver International Airport.
Synonyms
cabin attendant, member of the cabin staff

词汇	flight attendant
释义	Definition of flight attendant in English: flight attendant noun A steward or stewardess on an aircraft. （客机上的）空中服务员 Example sentencesExamples Sue Makras, 34, is a flight attendant for a US airline operating from Heathrow. Deborah Welsh had been a flight attendant for 25 years and hated early flights, but had agreed to trade shifts to oblige a colleague. She discovered the knife and turned it over to a flight attendant before takeoff. Trent stepped onto the plane, ignoring the flight attendant who welcomed him aboard. A flight attendant on his Freedom Bird asks him if flying in Vietnam frightened him. She notified a flight attendant, and the pilot alerted Denver International Airport. Just last week, a young flight attendant collapsed in the briefing room of our International Airport. I left law school to become a flight attendant for El Al airlines, a job that literally opened up the world to me. The airline flight attendant explained to the passengers, that although he is blind, he is the best copilot in the company. I posted a song by an unknown flight attendant for Eastern Air last Decemeber. The flight attendant tied the curtain so business class could not use the offending lavatories! One flight attendant called the airline to tell them what had happened and give them the seat number of the hijacker. A flight attendant urging him to put on his seatbelt woke Jamie from his nap. She was a former flight attendant and later began training airline personnel on customer services. The flight attendant switched Rob's ID with that of the dead captain. They handed their tickets to the flight attendant and were shuffled onto the plane. The flight engineer became unconscious after reviving the flight attendant. On an airline flight, a businessman complains to a flight attendant that she isn't smiling. She'd had to explain her complete breakdown during takeoff to an anxious flight attendant. As the seatbelt sign came on and the flight attendant started to demonstrate the proper way to put on your seatbelt, Misery looked out her window. Synonyms cabin attendant, member of the cabin staff Definition of flight attendant in US English: flight attendant nounˈflī(t) əˌtendəntˈflaɪ(t) əˌtɛndənt A steward or stewardess on an aircraft. （客机上的）空中服务员 Example sentencesExamples Deborah Welsh had been a flight attendant for 25 years and hated early flights, but had agreed to trade shifts to oblige a colleague. They handed their tickets to the flight attendant and were shuffled onto the plane. She was a former flight attendant and later began training airline personnel on customer services. I left law school to become a flight attendant for El Al airlines, a job that literally opened up the world to me. The flight engineer became unconscious after reviving the flight attendant. A flight attendant on his Freedom Bird asks him if flying in Vietnam frightened him. She discovered the knife and turned it over to a flight attendant before takeoff. One flight attendant called the airline to tell them what had happened and give them the seat number of the hijacker. A flight attendant urging him to put on his seatbelt woke Jamie from his nap. I posted a song by an unknown flight attendant for Eastern Air last Decemeber. As the seatbelt sign came on and the flight attendant started to demonstrate the proper way to put on your seatbelt, Misery looked out her window. Just last week, a young flight attendant collapsed in the briefing room of our International Airport. The flight attendant switched Rob's ID with that of the dead captain. The airline flight attendant explained to the passengers, that although he is blind, he is the best copilot in the company. Trent stepped onto the plane, ignoring the flight attendant who welcomed him aboard. Sue Makras, 34, is a flight attendant for a US airline operating from Heathrow. She'd had to explain her complete breakdown during takeoff to an anxious flight attendant. The flight attendant tied the curtain so business class could not use the offending lavatories! On an airline flight, a businessman complains to a flight attendant that she isn't smiling. She notified a flight attendant, and the pilot alerted Denver International Airport. Synonyms cabin attendant, member of the cabin staff
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