Englishwoman

常見(jiàn)例句

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)他成為流行音樂(lè)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”.
字里行間透露的是那種中上層階級(jí)英國(guó)女性的調(diào)調(diào)：好的事情則叫“寶貝”呀，“親愛(ài)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
青蔥少女為何不應(yīng)直視花花公子……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