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I. lady <pl ladies> [Brit ˈleɪdi, americ ˈleɪdi] SUBST
1. lady (woman):
ladies first
ladies and gentlemen
his young lady antiq
sa bonne amie antiq
your good lady antiq
votre dame antiq
my old lady coloq
look here, lady coloq!
2. lady Brit (in titles):
II. Ladies SUBST
Ladies subst pl:
Ladies (toilets)
Ladies (on sign)
where's the Ladies?
Knight/Dame Info
ladies' gallery SUBST Brit POL
ladies' room SUBST eufem
ladies' night SUBST
lords and ladies SUBST BOT
lords and ladies
lollipop lady
lollipop lady SUBST Brit coloq:
Lollipop lady/man Info
cleaning lady SUBST
dinner lady SUBST Brit ESCOLAR
painted lady SUBST ZOOL
old lady SUBST
1. old lady (elderly woman):
2. old lady (wife) coloq:
3. old lady (mother) coloq:
ma vieille coloq
no Dicionário PONS
inglês
inglês
francês
francês
lady <-ies> [ˈleɪdi] SUBST
1. lady (title):
2. lady (woman):
ladies and gentlemen!
first lady SUBST americ
lady's man SUBST
lady-killer SUBST coloq
leading lady SUBST
old lady SUBST coloq (one's wife, mother)
lady-in-waiting <-ies> SUBST
cleaning lady, cleaning woman <women> SUBST
ladies and gentleman
francês
francês
inglês
inglês
no Dicionário PONS
ladies' room SUBST
ladies' man SUBST
lady <-ies> [ˈleɪ·di] SUBST
1. lady (woman):
ladies and gentlemen!
2. lady (title):
old lady SUBST coloq (one's wife, mother)
leading lady SUBST
first lady SUBST
lady-killer SUBST coloq
cleaning lady, cleaning woman <women> SUBST
lady in waiting <-ies> SUBST
ladies and gentleman
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But it was not all plain-sailing for the daughter of a railwayman and school dinner lady, who faced not only three cancer battles but also suffered depression, alcoholism and heartbreak.
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He serves up truths like a dinner lady slapping mince into a bowl.
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She was a dinner lady and all the children loved her.
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There was also a dinner lady, whose delightful catchphrase was want any more custard?
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My dad was a printer and my mum a dinner lady at my primary school.
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