maiden
US
UK maiden n: literary (unmarried girl)
SC 少女 shào nǚ
TC 少女
TC 少女
SC 未婚女子 shào nǚ ，wèi hūn nǚ zǐ
SC 处女 shào nǚ ，chǔ nǚ
The young maiden skipped through the meadow.
那位少女蹦蹦跳跳地穿过草地。
maiden adj: figurative ([sth] done for first time)
SC 第一次做的
SC 首次的 shǒu cì de
Governor Ellison delivered his maiden speech without notes.
艾莉森总督脱稿进行了首次演讲。
maiden adj: (first)
SC 第一次的
SC 首次的 shǒu cì de
The expedition was to be the ship's maiden voyage.
maiden adj: dated (unmarried) (过时用法)
SC 待字闺的
SC 未婚的 wèi hūn de
Bertie's family introduced him to a number of maiden ladies in the hope that he would settle down and start a family.
maiden n: (horse) (赛马)
SC 没得过奖的马
The horse was a maiden and wouldn't get a lot of bets in her first race.
iron maiden n: historical (torture device) (刑具)
SC 铁处女，铁娘子
The heretic was locked in an iron maiden to make him confess.
maiden aunt n: dated (unmarried aunt)
SC 未婚的姑姑
SC 未婚的姨
My maiden aunt seems content with her life.
maiden name n: (woman's surname before marriage)
SC 娘家姓 niáng jiā xìng
These days, a lot of women keep their maiden name after getting married.
最近，许多女性婚后也会留着自己的娘家姓。
maiden voyage n: (ship: first journey)
SC 处女航 chǔ nǚ háng
TC 處女航
TC 處女航
SC 首航 chǔ nǚ háng，shǒu háng
The Titanic sank on its maiden voyage.