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chatelaine

/ˈʃæt.ə.leɪn/

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noun

/ˈʃæt.ə.leɪn/C2formal
  • ruСуществительное с двумя различными значениями: может обозначать хозяйку большого загородного дома или замка, а также декоративную цепочку, которую носили на поясе женщины и исторически использовали для ношения таких предметов, как кошелёк или ключи.

A noun with two distinct meanings: it can refer to the mistress of a large country house or chateau, or to a decorative chain worn at a woman's waist, historically used to carry items such as a purse or keys.

  1. Mistress of a large houseC2formalbritish

    The female owner or manager of a large country house or castle.

    ruХозяйка поместья

    • The chatelaine of the manor welcomed the guests.
    • As chatelaine, she oversaw all the household staff.
    • The chatelaine organized the grand ball in the castle.

    Synonymslady of the house

  2. Decorative waist chainC2formalbritish

    A decorative chain worn at a woman's waist, historically used to hold keys, a purse, or other small items.

    ruШательен

    • She wore an ornate chatelaine with her evening gown.
    • The chatelaine held her keys and a small sewing kit.
    • Antique chatelaines are now collector's items.
Forms
  • chatelaines plural form
  • chatelaines' possessive plural form
  • chatelaine's possessive singular form
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