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| Κύριες μεταφράσεις |
| dame n | (elegant woman) (εμφατικό: κομψή) | κυρία ουσ θηλ |
| | (παλαιό) | ντάμα ουσ θηλ |
| | Giselle looks very much the dame in her stunning evening gown. |
| dame n | UK (title honoring a woman) | ντάμα ουσ θηλ |
| | The opera singer has been made a dame in the Queen's latest Honours List. |
| Dame n | UK (woman's honorific title) (παλαιό) | Ντάμα ουσ θηλ κύρ |
| | | Κυρία ουσ θηλ κύρ |
| | Dame Maggie Smith is a famous British actress. |
| dame n | dated, US, slang, pejorative (woman) (παλαιό, ανεπ, ειρωνικό) | μαντάμ ουσ θηλ άκλ |
| | (ανεπίσημο, ειρωνικό) | κυρία, τύπισσα ουσ θηλ |
| | (ανεπ, χαριτολογώντας) | σουσουράδα ουσ θηλ |
| | (ανεπ, πιθανά προσβλητικό) | γκόμενα ουσ θηλ |
| | And then some dame pulls right in and steals the parking space! |
dame,
pantomime dame n | UK (pantomime character) (χαρακτήρας παντομίμας) | κυρία ουσ θηλ πλ |
| | The part of the dame in a pantomime is often played by a man to enhance the comic effect. |
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