ladyship
英 [ˈleɪdiʃɪp] 美 ['leɪdɪʃɪp]

n.

（对贵族的称呼）夫人；小姐；（对佯装高贵的女子的用语）小姐；

变形

复数：ladyships

英英释义

ladyship[ 'leidiʃip ]

• n.a title used to address any peeress except a duchess

双语例句

用作名词(n.)

1. It was so sad that Her Ladyship woke up with a start.
   夫人伤心欲绝，于是就被惊醒了。
2. Perhaps her ladyship would like to hang up her own clothes today!
   尊贵的夫人今天也许愿意动手自己把衣服挂起来吧！
3. Watch out,Jill,her ladyship is in one of her moods!
   吉尔，小心为妙，小姐大人可有点不高兴了。
4. Her ladyship seemed pleased with the idea, and you may imagine that I am happy on every occasion to offer those little delicate compliments which are always acceptable to ladies.
   你们可以想象得到，在任何场合下，我都乐于说几句巧妙的恭维话，叫一般太太小姐们听得高兴。

权威例句

Her Ladyship and the Postal Princes
Her ladyship's guide to the Queen's English
Her Ladyship Chief Justice: The Rise of Female Leaders in the Judiciary in Africa
Public Opinion, the First Ladyship, and Hillary Rodham Clinton
Public Opinion, the First Ladyship, and Hillary Rodham Clinton (review)
First Ladies of the United States: Evolution of the First Ladyship
Competing Conceptions of the First Ladyship: Public Responses to Betty Ford's 60 Minutes Interview
A Transformation of the First Ladyship: Jacqueline Kennedy and the Refashioning of American Cultural Visuality in the Early 1960s
Hillary Rodham Clinton [electronic resource] : feminism, success, and the First Ladyship /
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