stewardess

Converse of subject

• provide: Laundry Laundry service will be available, similar to that of a hotel, provided by the cabin stewardesses.

Converse of object

• tell: Others had trauma, such as Johnnie Flowers, whose plane caught fire and he had to tell the stewardess the fact.
• ask: Anticipating a difficulty, I ask the stewardess to serve me a kosher lunch.
• have: You had the stewardesses at one end, the young men at the other, because that's likely how it would work.
• call: So she called the stewardess back and, in her inimitable way asked, ' Do you have an extension for the extension?
• become: Angela joined an airline and became an air stewardess for 2 years.

Adjective modifier

• Russian: Cabin Service All cabins will be cleaned on a daily basis by the Russian stewardesses.
• friendly: The mixed drinks of rum served a better distraction, as well as the friendly stewardesses.
• first: The first flight air stewardesses were introduced by Boeing Air Transport in 1930.

Modifies a noun

• service: The basic busses are cheap, but luxury minibusses with air conditioning and stewardess service are becoming more common on the busiest routes.

Noun used with modifier

• airline: So Jenny suggests we become airline stewardesses and see the world that way!
• air: She then joined British Airways as an air stewardess and met and married a pilot.
• cabin: Laundry Laundry service will be available, similar to that of a hotel, provided by the cabin stewardesses.