Was heißt »Raum­pfle­ge­rin« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

Be­die­ne­rin:

cleaning women

waitress

Rei­ni­gungs­kraft:

cleaning operative

detergency

Zu­geh­frau:

char

char-woman

cleaning woman

Englische Beispielsätze

• The cleaning lady interrupted the conversation.

• She bought a vacuum cleaner at the supermarket.

• May I use the vacuum cleaner?

• I got this vacuum cleaner for nothing.

• This vacuum cleaner makes a lot of noise.

• The air of Sydney is cleaner than that of Tokyo.

• The tar won't come off. I'm going to have to take this skirt to the dry cleaner.

• Look, my house is cleaner than yours.

• I cannot recruit a cleaner. I can clean my office by myself.

• Tap water is sometimes cleaner than bottled water.

• Pipe cleaners are used for cleaning pipes.

• Mary can't make ends meet on her pension. That's why she works half-days as a cleaning lady in a restaurant.

• The suction-capacity of a vacuum cleaner depends directly on its electric capacity multiplied by efficiency.

• Mary works as a cleaning lady in a restaurant.

• Tom is a window cleaner.

• Tom works as a window cleaner.

• This vacuum cleaner is awfully loud.

• A vacuum cleaner bag like this costs 12 Euros and a bit.

• A vacuum cleaner bag like this costs a bit over 12 Euros.

• Turn off the vacuum cleaner!

Übergeordnete Begriffe

Frau:

cwēn

cwene

frēo

ides

Mrs

Mrs.

spouse

wīf

wife

wīfmann

woman