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Перевод: charwoman

[существительное]
поденщица ; приходящая уборщица

Тезаурус:

1. Fred Coe padded by as they talked, with his huge beer belly hanging and flapping in front of him, like a charwoman shaking the door mat.
2. "Mustn't grumble!" chanted Breeze, quoting the late charwoman's favourite phrase.
3. She had been a widow for 25 years and now lived in one room, earning a living as a charwoman.
4. He grinned a charming smile as he assumed the cockney charwoman's accent, and they both raised their glasses and drank.
5. The three of them ran downstairs to the debtor's room where they were joined by a fourth helper, Mrs Bangham, charwoman and messenger who volunteered her services as flycatcher and general attendant, and fanned the patient with a cabbage leaf throughout her delivery.
6. (Franca pictured Alison as having a maid, not a charwoman.)
7. Jack did not like strangers in the house, so there was no regular charwoman, only the obliging person who could be summoned at intervals when Jack was away.
8. There was some doubt as to whether the cleaner was an independent contractor, but the occupiers were held liable as they had failed to take reasonable steps to check that the work had been reasonably done: The craft of the charwoman may have its mysteries but there is no esoteric quality in the nature of the work which the cleaning of a snow covered step demands.
9. Her father's trade was probably closed to her; if her mother worked, it was more likely to be in an irregular way as a charwoman than in a regular, let alone a skilled Occupation.
10. All these advances were dwarfed by the step forward made with the introduction of a national state Old Age Pensions scheme in 1909 for all those over seventy on incomes of less than ten shillings weekly - roughly a charwoman's wage.
11. Supposed to be matron, and knew no more than a charwoman.
12. She has also a splendid charwoman.