Definition of working girl in English:

working girl

noun

informal

1A woman who goes out to work rather than remaining at home.
〈非正式〉（不一直待在家里的）工作女子
Example sentencesExamples
- The Nailzone is also an oasis of calm which you can escape to for a blissful lunch-hour perk, which makes it every working girl's dream - a place to be pampered and spoilt rotten, at speed.
- Now that I'm an out-of-the-house working girl, making time to exercise takes a little more premeditation.
- Without question, a lifetime of hard physical labor at low paying employment led Angela to become an ardent advocate of labor reform for working girls.
- As I'm a working girl I may as well start with what I wear to work.
- I'm a working girl myself, but life is about choice and what women have reclaimed is the right to choose.
1. 1.1euphemistic A prostitute.
  Example sentencesExamples
  I personally found it just a little too negative with respect to the working girls.
  From the early 1940s until the mid-1970s the building was occupied by the Catherine Club, a boardinghouse for working girls that provided supervision as well as shelter.
  We only work one hotel for no more than a week, and the staff just figure us for working girls.
  Even worse, many of such laboring, lower-class women were likely to fall under the pernicious influences of the preying men and immoral working girls around them.
  A few working girls also lingered, but Midori let them be for now.
  As well as the brothels and working girls there are a number of licensed cafes and nightclubs.
  The gang of burglars confessed to targeting homes of foreigners and Thais alike, mainly targeting the more prosperous working girls.
  Small groups of working girls are gathered along the street, paced evenly, plying their trade in the gloom of the night.
  A prostitute has been banned from Blackburn's red light district as part of a crackdown on working girls operating near people's homes.
  After her retirement, and until her death in 1930, she was actively connected with an experiment in adult education for working girls.
  His smile grew even broader. ‘I like a girl with spirit,’ he slurred. ‘And I particularly like a working girl.
  Sally never spoke rudely to any of the working girls.
  ‘Oh,’ one of the working girls from last night moved to get out of the steaming wooden tub but Midori waved her back to her seat.
  One working girl is leaving the life to get married; only her fiancé doesn't know her past.
  By befriending and not judging the working girls, Tricia and her team hope to support those who want to give up their work on the street.
  He's a bit stuck up and rude to everyone, but to the working girls he is very charming.
  Who would believe a working girl's word against his?
  The girls at the bar were working girls and, one way or another, you had to pay to have sex with them.
  Dolly is dithering between the working girls and the day spa girls.
  Some were high end working girls, but could be cover-models on a magazine!

Definition of working girl in US English:

working girl

nounˈwərkɪŋ ɡərlˈwərkiNG ɡərl

informal

1A woman who goes out to work rather than remaining at home.
〈非正式〉（不一直待在家里的）工作女子
Example sentencesExamples
- As I'm a working girl I may as well start with what I wear to work.
- The Nailzone is also an oasis of calm which you can escape to for a blissful lunch-hour perk, which makes it every working girl's dream - a place to be pampered and spoilt rotten, at speed.
- Now that I'm an out-of-the-house working girl, making time to exercise takes a little more premeditation.
- Without question, a lifetime of hard physical labor at low paying employment led Angela to become an ardent advocate of labor reform for working girls.
- I'm a working girl myself, but life is about choice and what women have reclaimed is the right to choose.
1. 1.1euphemistic A prostitute.
  Example sentencesExamples
  A few working girls also lingered, but Midori let them be for now.
  Some were high end working girls, but could be cover-models on a magazine!
  As well as the brothels and working girls there are a number of licensed cafes and nightclubs.
  From the early 1940s until the mid-1970s the building was occupied by the Catherine Club, a boardinghouse for working girls that provided supervision as well as shelter.
  Sally never spoke rudely to any of the working girls.
  A prostitute has been banned from Blackburn's red light district as part of a crackdown on working girls operating near people's homes.
  Dolly is dithering between the working girls and the day spa girls.
  His smile grew even broader. ‘I like a girl with spirit,’ he slurred. ‘And I particularly like a working girl.
  Even worse, many of such laboring, lower-class women were likely to fall under the pernicious influences of the preying men and immoral working girls around them.
  The girls at the bar were working girls and, one way or another, you had to pay to have sex with them.
  One working girl is leaving the life to get married; only her fiancé doesn't know her past.
  ‘Oh,’ one of the working girls from last night moved to get out of the steaming wooden tub but Midori waved her back to her seat.
  I personally found it just a little too negative with respect to the working girls.
  He's a bit stuck up and rude to everyone, but to the working girls he is very charming.
  After her retirement, and until her death in 1930, she was actively connected with an experiment in adult education for working girls.
  Who would believe a working girl's word against his?
  By befriending and not judging the working girls, Tricia and her team hope to support those who want to give up their work on the street.
  The gang of burglars confessed to targeting homes of foreigners and Thais alike, mainly targeting the more prosperous working girls.
  We only work one hotel for no more than a week, and the staff just figure us for working girls.
  Small groups of working girls are gathered along the street, paced evenly, plying their trade in the gloom of the night.

词汇	working girl
释义	Definition of working girl in English: working girl noun informal 1A woman who goes out to work rather than remaining at home. 〈非正式〉（不一直待在家里的）工作女子 Example sentencesExamples The Nailzone is also an oasis of calm which you can escape to for a blissful lunch-hour perk, which makes it every working girl's dream - a place to be pampered and spoilt rotten, at speed. Now that I'm an out-of-the-house working girl, making time to exercise takes a little more premeditation. Without question, a lifetime of hard physical labor at low paying employment led Angela to become an ardent advocate of labor reform for working girls. As I'm a working girl I may as well start with what I wear to work. I'm a working girl myself, but life is about choice and what women have reclaimed is the right to choose. 1.1euphemistic A prostitute. Example sentencesExamples I personally found it just a little too negative with respect to the working girls. From the early 1940s until the mid-1970s the building was occupied by the Catherine Club, a boardinghouse for working girls that provided supervision as well as shelter. We only work one hotel for no more than a week, and the staff just figure us for working girls. Even worse, many of such laboring, lower-class women were likely to fall under the pernicious influences of the preying men and immoral working girls around them. A few working girls also lingered, but Midori let them be for now. As well as the brothels and working girls there are a number of licensed cafes and nightclubs. The gang of burglars confessed to targeting homes of foreigners and Thais alike, mainly targeting the more prosperous working girls. Small groups of working girls are gathered along the street, paced evenly, plying their trade in the gloom of the night. A prostitute has been banned from Blackburn's red light district as part of a crackdown on working girls operating near people's homes. After her retirement, and until her death in 1930, she was actively connected with an experiment in adult education for working girls. His smile grew even broader. ‘I like a girl with spirit,’ he slurred. ‘And I particularly like a working girl. Sally never spoke rudely to any of the working girls. ‘Oh,’ one of the working girls from last night moved to get out of the steaming wooden tub but Midori waved her back to her seat. One working girl is leaving the life to get married; only her fiancé doesn't know her past. By befriending and not judging the working girls, Tricia and her team hope to support those who want to give up their work on the street. He's a bit stuck up and rude to everyone, but to the working girls he is very charming. Who would believe a working girl's word against his? The girls at the bar were working girls and, one way or another, you had to pay to have sex with them. Dolly is dithering between the working girls and the day spa girls. Some were high end working girls, but could be cover-models on a magazine! Definition of working girl in US English: working girl nounˈwərkɪŋ ɡərlˈwərkiNG ɡərl informal 1A woman who goes out to work rather than remaining at home. 〈非正式〉（不一直待在家里的）工作女子 Example sentencesExamples As I'm a working girl I may as well start with what I wear to work. The Nailzone is also an oasis of calm which you can escape to for a blissful lunch-hour perk, which makes it every working girl's dream - a place to be pampered and spoilt rotten, at speed. Now that I'm an out-of-the-house working girl, making time to exercise takes a little more premeditation. Without question, a lifetime of hard physical labor at low paying employment led Angela to become an ardent advocate of labor reform for working girls. I'm a working girl myself, but life is about choice and what women have reclaimed is the right to choose. 1.1euphemistic A prostitute. Example sentencesExamples A few working girls also lingered, but Midori let them be for now. Some were high end working girls, but could be cover-models on a magazine! As well as the brothels and working girls there are a number of licensed cafes and nightclubs. From the early 1940s until the mid-1970s the building was occupied by the Catherine Club, a boardinghouse for working girls that provided supervision as well as shelter. Sally never spoke rudely to any of the working girls. A prostitute has been banned from Blackburn's red light district as part of a crackdown on working girls operating near people's homes. Dolly is dithering between the working girls and the day spa girls. His smile grew even broader. ‘I like a girl with spirit,’ he slurred. ‘And I particularly like a working girl. Even worse, many of such laboring, lower-class women were likely to fall under the pernicious influences of the preying men and immoral working girls around them. The girls at the bar were working girls and, one way or another, you had to pay to have sex with them. One working girl is leaving the life to get married; only her fiancé doesn't know her past. ‘Oh,’ one of the working girls from last night moved to get out of the steaming wooden tub but Midori waved her back to her seat. I personally found it just a little too negative with respect to the working girls. He's a bit stuck up and rude to everyone, but to the working girls he is very charming. After her retirement, and until her death in 1930, she was actively connected with an experiment in adult education for working girls. Who would believe a working girl's word against his? By befriending and not judging the working girls, Tricia and her team hope to support those who want to give up their work on the street. The gang of burglars confessed to targeting homes of foreigners and Thais alike, mainly targeting the more prosperous working girls. We only work one hotel for no more than a week, and the staff just figure us for working girls. Small groups of working girls are gathered along the street, paced evenly, plying their trade in the gloom of the night.
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