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∎ a single/married woman une femme célibataire/mariée;∎ a young woman une jeune femme;∎ an old woman une vieille femme;∎ come here, young woman venez-là, mademoiselle;∎ she's quite the young woman now elle fait très jeune fille maintenant;∎ women and children first les femmes et les enfants d'abord;∎ man's perception of woman la façon dont les hommes voient les femmes, la vision de la femme qu'a l'homme;∎ women live longer than men les femmes vivent plus longtemps que les hommes;∎ proverb a woman's work is never done = quand on est une femme, on a toujours quelque chose à faire;∎ I don't even know the woman! je ne sais même pas qui elle est ou qui c'est!;∎ oh, damn the woman! quelle idiote!;∎ a woman of letters une femme de lettres;∎ she's a working/career woman elle travaille/elle a une carrière;∎ the women's page (in newspaper) la page des lectrices;∎ a woman's or women's magazine un magazine féminin(b) (employee) femme f;∎ a woman minds the children for me j'ai une femme qui me garde les enfants;∎ the factory women left for work les ouvrières sont parties travailler;∎ (cleaning) woman femme f de ménage∎ he's bringing his new woman with him il amène sa nouvelle copine;∎ the little woman ma ou la petite femme;∎ the other woman (mistress) l'autre femme∎ my good woman ma petite dame;∎ that's enough, woman! assez, femme!►► woman doctor (femme f) médecin m;woman driver conductrice f;woman friend amie f;woman police constable femme f agent de police;euphemism women's problems problèmes mpl de femmes;woman teacher professeur m (femme);∎ they have a woman teacher leur professeur est une femme -
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woman [ˈwʊmən](plural women)1. nounfemme f2. adjective• woman friend amie f3. compounds• women drivers are often maligned on dit souvent du mal des femmes au volant ► woman police constable noun (British) femme f agent de police* * *['wʊmən] 1.for heaven's sake, woman! — mais enfin tu es idiote ou quoi?
2.the other woman — péj l'autre
noun modifierwomen voters — électrices fpl
women writers — femmes fpl écrivains
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WPC [‚dʌblju:pi:ˈsi:](British) ( = Woman Police Constable)* * *noun: abrév woman police constable -
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WPC [‚dʌbəlju:pi:'si:]∎ WPC Roberts l'agent Roberts -
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