hostess in Latin
hostess in Latin is hospita — hostess means a woman who welcomes and entertains guests, or who runs an event.
hostess in Latin
hospita
A female host.
What does "hostess" mean?
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noun A woman who welcomes and entertains guests, or who runs an event.
"Our hostess poured tea and introduced everyone before dinner began."
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noun A female flight attendant (dated usage).
"In old movies, the smiling hostess walks down the aisle checking seat belts."
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hostess in a sentence
- Our hostess poured tea and introduced everyone before dinner began.
- The hostess showed us to our table at the restaurant.
- In old movies, the smiling hostess walks down the aisle checking seat belts.
- My grandmother worked as an airline hostess when she was young.
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What is "hostess" in Latin?
"hostess" in Latin is hospita. hostess means: A woman who welcomes and entertains guests, or who runs an event.
How do you use "hostess" in a sentence?
Example: "Our hostess poured tea and introduced everyone before dinner began." In Latin, "hostess" is hospita.
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