azafata
stewardess
The Spanish word 'azafata' translates to 'stewardess' in English. It's generally used to refer to a woman whose job is to take care of the needs of passengers on a plane. However, this term is also applicable to a woman who serves passengers on a train or a ship. The primary role of a 'azafata' is to ensure passenger safety and comfort during a journey.
Example sentences using: azafata
La azafata del vuelo fue muy amable.
The flight attendant was very kind.
In this sentence, 'La azafata del vuelo' refers to the flight attendant. 'Fue muy amable' means she was very kind. This illustrates the use of 'azafata' in the context of air travel, where it often refers to a female flight attendant.
Me gustaría ser azafata en el futuro.
I would like to be a flight attendant in the future.
The phrase 'Me gustaría ser azafata en el futuro' reflects the speaker's future ambition to become a flight attendant. 'Me gustaría ser' indicates 'I would like to be', hinting at a future aspiration, while 'azafata' is the role they aspire to.
La azafata nos sirvió la comida durante el vuelo.
The flight attendant served us food during the flight.
In this instance, the sentence 'La azafata nos sirvió la comida durante el vuelo' refers to a flight attendant serving food during a flight. The use of 'azafata' here is associated with the common duties of this role on a flight.