Definition of dairymaid in English:

dairymaid

noun ˈdɛːrɪmeɪdˈdɛriˌmeɪd

archaic

A woman employed in a dairy.
Example sentencesExamples
- Often listed with the number of ploughs, it has been assumed that most would have worked as ploughmen, domestic servants and dairymaids.
- Buttermilk was drunk in N. Europe throughout the Middle Ages; and in Britain it was for many centuries a ‘perk’ of shepherds and dairymaids.
- Later, while working as a dairymaid on a prosperous farm, in a beautiful summer, she becomes blissfully engaged to Angel Clare, a clergyman's son.
- A farmyard suggested in her mind a scene of cheerful bustle, with churns and flails and smiling dairymaids, and teams of horses drinking knee-deep in duck-crowded ponds.
- The Venables' former neighbour, who was a dairymaid, still referred to the part of the house where he plied his trade as ‘the shop’.

Definition of dairymaid in US English:

dairymaid

nounˈderēˌmādˈdɛriˌmeɪd

archaic

A woman employed in a dairy.
Example sentencesExamples
- A farmyard suggested in her mind a scene of cheerful bustle, with churns and flails and smiling dairymaids, and teams of horses drinking knee-deep in duck-crowded ponds.
- Buttermilk was drunk in N. Europe throughout the Middle Ages; and in Britain it was for many centuries a ‘perk’ of shepherds and dairymaids.
- Often listed with the number of ploughs, it has been assumed that most would have worked as ploughmen, domestic servants and dairymaids.
- The Venables' former neighbour, who was a dairymaid, still referred to the part of the house where he plied his trade as ‘the shop’.
- Later, while working as a dairymaid on a prosperous farm, in a beautiful summer, she becomes blissfully engaged to Angel Clare, a clergyman's son.

单词	dairymaid
释义	Definition of dairymaid in English: dairymaid noun ˈdɛːrɪmeɪdˈdɛriˌmeɪd archaic A woman employed in a dairy. Example sentencesExamples Often listed with the number of ploughs, it has been assumed that most would have worked as ploughmen, domestic servants and dairymaids. Buttermilk was drunk in N. Europe throughout the Middle Ages; and in Britain it was for many centuries a ‘perk’ of shepherds and dairymaids. Later, while working as a dairymaid on a prosperous farm, in a beautiful summer, she becomes blissfully engaged to Angel Clare, a clergyman's son. A farmyard suggested in her mind a scene of cheerful bustle, with churns and flails and smiling dairymaids, and teams of horses drinking knee-deep in duck-crowded ponds. The Venables' former neighbour, who was a dairymaid, still referred to the part of the house where he plied his trade as ‘the shop’. Definition of dairymaid in US English: dairymaid nounˈderēˌmādˈdɛriˌmeɪd archaic A woman employed in a dairy. Example sentencesExamples A farmyard suggested in her mind a scene of cheerful bustle, with churns and flails and smiling dairymaids, and teams of horses drinking knee-deep in duck-crowded ponds. Buttermilk was drunk in N. Europe throughout the Middle Ages; and in Britain it was for many centuries a ‘perk’ of shepherds and dairymaids. Often listed with the number of ploughs, it has been assumed that most would have worked as ploughmen, domestic servants and dairymaids. The Venables' former neighbour, who was a dairymaid, still referred to the part of the house where he plied his trade as ‘the shop’. Later, while working as a dairymaid on a prosperous farm, in a beautiful summer, she becomes blissfully engaged to Angel Clare, a clergyman's son.
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