Englishwoman

音標(biāo)發(fā)音

Shaikh, who is married to an Englishwoman and has five children, genuinely believed the gang were his friends and were grooming him for pop stardom.
謝赫和一名英國(guó)女子結(jié)婚，有五個(gè)孩子，他真誠(chéng)地相信那幫人是他的朋友，要培養(yǎng)他成爲(wèi)流行音樂明星。
Her voice on the page is that of an upper-middle-class Englishwoman—good things are “dear” or “darling”, bad things are “tiresome”, “horrid” or “vile”.
字裡行間透露的是那種中上層堦級(jí)英國(guó)女性的調(diào)調(diào)：好的事情則叫“寶貝”呀，“親愛的”呀，糟糕的事情則說(shuō)“討人嫌”呀，“討厭”呀，或者是“糟透了”。
Why a young virgin must not look a lusty man in the eye... and other compelling lifestyle advice for the Englishwoman of 1740
青蔥少女爲(wèi)何不應(yīng)直眡花花公子……以及1740年英國(guó)女性不得不信的其他生活忠告

More daringly yet, in 1835 he married an Englishwoman who was not noble, Catholic or rich.
ECONOMIST: Liberty and democracy
Some viewers may be bemused by the Scott Thomas character, an Englishwoman who cuts a swath through the world of New York magazine publishing.
NEWYORKER: The Horse Whisperer
The heroine, Margaret Schlegel (Emma Thompson), is a thirtyish Englishwoman of German ancestry who lives with her sister and her brother in a London town house.
NEWYORKER: Howards End