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lady

/ˈleɪdi/

ladynoun

ladies

/ˈleɪdi/

Translations

dame

The lady of the manor hosted a grand ball for the villagers.

La dame du manoir a organisé un grand bal pour les villageois.

Additional translations

dameSens littéraire ou soutenu : femme objet d’une dévotion chevaleresque.

dameTitre de noblesse ou appellation soutenue.

Definitions

A woman of high social position or economic class.

The lady of the manor hosted a grand ball for the villagers.

A polite or formal way of referring to a woman.

The gentleman offered his seat to the lady on the crowded bus.

A woman who is the object of chivalrous devotion.

The knight pledged his loyalty to his lady, vowing to protect her honor.

A title used before the name of a woman of noble rank.

Lady Elizabeth attended the royal banquet with her family.

A woman who displays refined manners, grace, and dignity.

Her grandmother taught her to be a lady even in the face of adversity.

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ladyadjective

/ˈleɪ.di/

Used attributively before another noun to indicate that the person, animal, or role referred to is female.

Translations

fémininSens rare ; emploi surtout dans des contextes composés ou descriptifs.

The company started a lady driver initiative to encourage more women to join the workforce.

L’entreprise a lancé une initiative féminine pour encourager davantage de femmes à rejoindre le marché du travail.

Definitions

Female; intended for or characteristic of women.

The company started a lady driver initiative to encourage more women to join the workforce.

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