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madam

/ˈmæd.əm/

Traduction: Nom désignant une femme aux manières raffinées ou une femme qui tient une maison close.

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noun

/ˈmæd.əm/B1formal
  • frNom désignant une femme aux manières raffinées ou une femme qui tient une maison close.

A noun that can refer to a woman of refinement or a woman who manages a house of prostitution.

  1. A woman of refinementA2formal

    A polite and respectful term used to address or refer to a woman, especially one of high social status or good manners.

    frFemme distinguée

    • May I help you, madam?
    • The madam of the house greeted her guests warmly.
    • She was known as a true madam in society.

    Synonymesdamegentlewomanlady

  2. A woman who runs a house of prostitutionC1informal

    A woman who manages or owns a brothel.

    frTenancière de maison close

    • The madam was arrested for running an illegal establishment.
    • In the novel, the madam was a shrewd businesswoman.
    • The police raided the brothel and questioned the madam.

    Synonymesabbessbawdprocuress

Formes
  • madams plural form
  • madams' possessive plural form
  • madam's possessive singular form
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