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mistress

/ˈmɪs.trɪs/

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noun

/ˈmɪs.trɪs/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее женщину, состоящую в длительных внебрачных отношениях с мужчиной; исторически также использовалось для обозначения учительницы или женщины, руководящей работой других.

A noun referring to a woman who has an ongoing extramarital relationship with a man, historically also used for a female schoolteacher or a woman who directs the work of others.

  1. Extramarital partnerB2formal

    A woman who is in a continuing sexual relationship with a man who is married to someone else.

    ruЛюбовница

    • He was seen in public with his mistress.
    • The scandal involved the politician and his mistress.
    • She was known to be the mistress of a wealthy businessman.

    Synonymsconcubinekept womanloverparamour

  2. Female teacherB1formalbritish

    A woman who teaches at a school, especially one who is perceived as strict or authoritative.

    ruУчительница

    • The new mistress was very strict with the students.
    • She worked as a school mistress for over thirty years.
    • The head mistress addressed the assembly every morning.

    Synonymsgovernessinstructressschoolmarmschoolmistressteacher

  3. Female master or directorB2formal

    A woman who has control or authority over something, such as a household, servants, or a business.

    ruХозяйка

    • She was the mistress of the estate, managing all the affairs.
    • The dog obeyed its mistress without hesitation.
    • As mistress of the household, she oversaw all the servants.

    Synonymschatelainedirectorheadladymanagermatronproprietress

Forms
  • mistresses plural form
  • mistresses' possessive plural form
  • mistress's possessive singular form
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