Definition
Definition of waitership - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
employmentRare US role or status of being a waiterRare US
- His waitership at the restaurant lasted two years.
- She gained valuable skills during her waitership.
- His waitership was a stepping stone to management.
Origin of waitership
Old English, wæter (water) + scip (ship)
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- French:emploi de serveur, ...
- German:Kellnerdasein, ...
- Italian:lavoro come cameriere, ...
- Spanish:empleo como camarero, ...
- Portuguese:trabalho como empregado de mesa, ...
- Chinese:侍者, ...
- Japanese:ウェイター職, ...
- Arabic:عَمَل النَّادِل, ...
- Hebrew:מַלְצָרוּת, ...
- Russian:работа официантом, ...
- Ukrainian:офіціантська робота, ...
- Hindi:वेटरशिप, ...
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