woman

=

la mujer

noun

woman
(pl women [ˈwɪmɪn])
[ˈwʊmən]
sustantivo
1. mujer (f)
  • don't be such an old woman! -> ¡no seas tan quejica! (said to man)
  • the women's movement -> el movimiento feminista
  • women's page -> páginas (f pl) femeninas
  • women's magazine -> revista (f) femenina
  • the women's movement -> el movimiento feminista
  • women's problems (Euph) -> problemas mpl femeninos (gynecological)
  • women's refuge -> centro (m) de acogida para mujeres (maltratadas)
  • woman driver -> conductora (f)

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woman [uo-man]
sustantivo
1. Mujer, criatura racional del sexo femenino. (plural)
  • A beautiful woman -> una hermosa mujer
  • You’re a lucky woman -> tienes suerte
2. La porción femenina de la raza humana; las mujeres colectivamente.
3. Carácter mujeril, el conjunto de las propiedades peculiares a las mujeres.
4. Mujer, criada, sirvienta.
  • Woman of the town -> dama cortesana
(pl. WOMEN).

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