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maid /meɪd/ sustantivo

1. 1. (servant) sirvienta f, criada f, mucama f (AmL);
      (parlor/lady's ~) (primera) doncella f
   2. (in hotel) camarera f, mucama f (AmL)
   3. (occasional housekeeper) (AmE) señora f de la limpieza, limpiadora f

2. (young woman) (arch or liter) doncella f (arc o liter)

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Diccionario Espasa Concise © 2000 Espasa Calpe:

maid [meɪd] nombre
1   (en casa) criada
2   (en un hotel) camarera: the maid brought the breakfast, la criada trajo el desayuno
3   ofens old maid, solterona

maid: WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2009

Compound Forms:
dairy maid			lechera nf
lady’s maid	n		doncella nf
maid of honor		US	dama de honor
meter maid		US	mujer policía de tránsito nf
old maid			solterona nf
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'maid' also found in these entries:

English:

dairy maid - hire - live in - bar - chamber - house - live

Spanish:

criada - solterón - solterona - camarero - chica - criado - doncella - empleada - mona - mucamo - muchacha - sirviente

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