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dame

/deɪm/

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noun

/deɪm/C2formalbritishobsolete
  • ruСуществительное, которое исторически использовалось для обозначения женщины высокого ранга или власти, или главы домохозяйства, но в настоящее время считается устаревшим или используется только в определённых формальных титулах.

A noun that was historically used to refer to a woman of rank or authority, or a female head of a household, but is now considered archaic or used only in specific formal titles.

  1. Title of honorB2formalbritish

    The female equivalent of a knighthood in the British honours system.

    ruДама

    • Dame Judi Dench is a celebrated actress.
    • She was appointed a Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire.
    • The ceremony honored the new Dame for her charitable work.
  2. Woman (archaic or informal)B1informalbritish

    An older or formal term for a woman, often used in British slang or historical contexts.

    ruДама

    • The old dame lived in the cottage at the end of the lane.
    • He tipped his hat to the dame as she passed.
    • In the play, the dame was a comedic character.

    Synonymsbroaddollfemalegalladywoman

Forms
  • dames plural form
  • dames' possessive plural form
  • dame's possessive singular form
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