Definition of mistress-ship in English:

mistress-ship

noun ˈmɪstrɪsʃɪp

1As a title or polite form of address applied to a woman with the status of mistress. Only with possessive adjective, as "your (also occasionally thy) mistress-ship". Now archaic.
2The position or status of a mistress or female head of a household, etc.; (a period of) female authority as mistress.
3The position or status of a woman who has a long-lasting sexual relationship with a man (especially a married man) who is not her husband.
4Also with capital initial. The post of a mistress in a school. Now rare.

Origin

Late Middle English. From mistress + -ship, after mastership.

Definition of mistress-ship in US English:

mistress-ship

nounˈmɪstrɪsʃɪp

1As a title or polite form of address applied to a woman with the status of mistress. Only with possessive adjective, as "your (also occasionally thy) mistress-ship". Now archaic.
2The position or status of a mistress or female head of a household, etc.; (a period of) female authority as mistress.
3The position or status of a woman who has a long-lasting sexual relationship with a man (especially a married man) who is not her husband.
4Also with capital initial. The post of a mistress in a school. Now rare.

Origin

Late Middle English. From mistress + -ship, after mastership.

词汇	mistress-ship
释义	Definition of mistress-ship in English: mistress-ship noun ˈmɪstrɪsʃɪp 1As a title or polite form of address applied to a woman with the status of mistress. Only with possessive adjective, as "your (also occasionally thy) mistress-ship". Now archaic. 2The position or status of a mistress or female head of a household, etc.; (a period of) female authority as mistress. 3The position or status of a woman who has a long-lasting sexual relationship with a man (especially a married man) who is not her husband. 4Also with capital initial. The post of a mistress in a school. Now rare. Origin Late Middle English. From mistress + -ship, after mastership. Definition of mistress-ship in US English: mistress-ship nounˈmɪstrɪsʃɪp 1As a title or polite form of address applied to a woman with the status of mistress. Only with possessive adjective, as "your (also occasionally thy) mistress-ship". Now archaic. 2The position or status of a mistress or female head of a household, etc.; (a period of) female authority as mistress. 3The position or status of a woman who has a long-lasting sexual relationship with a man (especially a married man) who is not her husband. 4Also with capital initial. The post of a mistress in a school. Now rare. Origin Late Middle English. From mistress + -ship, after mastership.
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