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lords and ladies
UK
/ˌlɔːdz ən ˈleɪdiz/
US
/ˌlɔrdz ən ˈleɪdiz/
lords and ladies
pl
UK
/ˌlɔːdz ən ˈleɪdiz/
US
/ˌlɔrdz ən ˈleɪdiz/
Plural-only lexicalized noun phrase; used chiefly as the common name of the plant Arum maculatum, and also for noblemen and noblewomen collectively.
Translations
Lords-and-ladies were growing in the shade of the old wall.
В тени старой стены рос аронник пятнистый.
The lords and ladies of the court gathered in the ballroom.
Знать двора собралась в бальном зале.
Additional translations
Definitions
Lords-and-ladies were growing in the shade of the old wall.
The lords and ladies of the court gathered in the ballroom.
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