maid in English: A woman whose job is to clean rooms in a house or hotel. (noun)

Translation

A woman whose job is to clean rooms in a house or hotel.

Word origin

A short form of maiden, from Old English maegden, meaning a girl or young woman.

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A maid is paid to clean and tidy.

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In hotels, maids also bring things guests need.

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"Maid" is common in old stories about big houses.

clean

To take away dirt from something so it is no longer dirty.

hotel

A building where you pay to sleep and stay for a short time, often when you are travelling.

servant

A person whose job is to work in somebody else's house, cooking, cleaning and serving meals.

house

A building where people live, usually a home for one family.

work

To do a job or use effort to make or finish something.

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