goodwife

英 ['gʊdwaɪf] 美 ['gʊd,waɪf]
  • n. 女主人;对女子的敬称
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goodwife (n.)
"a matron, mistress of a household," early 14c., from good (adj.) + wife (n.). As a term of civility applied to a married woman in humble life, it is a correlative of goodman. "Used like auntie, and mother, and gammer, in addressing or describing an inferior" [Farmer].
1. Goodwife asks famous tenor singer Simier sings a lyric song.
女主人请闻名男高音歌唱家斯米尔唱一首抒情歌曲.

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2. A Ji is taking jar to come home give goodwife.
阿吉拿著坛子回家交给女主人.

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3. Body body length gets quite plump goodwife, the weight when saying oneself marry cross 45 kilograms.
身体长得相当丰满的女主人, 说自己结婚时体重不过45公斤.

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