Definition of Scotswoman in English:

Scotswoman

nounPlural Scotswomen ˈskɒtsˌwʊmənˈskɑtsˌwʊmən

A female native or inhabitant of Scotland, or a woman of Scottish descent.
苏格兰女人
Example sentencesExamples
- If you're a pioneering, high-achieving Scotswoman, what extraordinary standards of human endeavour are required before you qualify for a statue?
- But in adding gold in Athens to her victory in Sydney, Robertson became the greatest ever Olympic Scotswoman.
- The Scotswoman who once donated her pocket money to starving children in Africa and now gives millions to help the world's poor will next month turn her back on the troubles of the past week to collect the honour in Texas.
- In a desperate attempt to locate Peter, Charlotte, a Scotswoman who can speak fluent French, enlists to become an undercover courier.
- She has plotted her campaign to become the first Scotswoman to win an Olympic gold medal as her sport takes centre stage on the opening day of the Games in September.
- The audience had already listened to a Scotswoman extol the virtues of her business.
- The Scotswoman swam magnificently to finish in 1 minute 22.2 seconds, just an agonising fifth of a second behind the winner.
- A Scotswoman who travelled the country holding seances, was one of Britain's best-known mediums at the time.
- My sainted late mother was a very proper Scotswoman and never touched anything stronger than a glass of white wine, liberally diluted with ice, in all her life.
- It was sheer determination which spurred her on to become the first Scotswoman to reach the summit last week.
- A handful of Scotswomen provided some of the most energetic of the suffrage campaigners who harried the government.
- A 110-year-old Scotswoman was yesterday named the UK's oldest person, and greeted her accolade with the words: ‘God alone knows why I've lived so long.’
- If the fund-raising campaign for a statue of the late Queen Mother is successful, it will provide us with the first statue in Scotland of a native Scotswoman.
- In 1923 she was the first Scotswoman to be elected to parliament, where she opposed Hitler and the British policy of appeasement.
- What he had to do was vindicate himself in the eyes of all Scotsmen - and maybe one particular Scotswoman - and he did it gloriously.

Rhymes

yachtswoman

Definition of Scotswoman in US English:

Scotswoman

nounˈskɑtsˌwʊmənˈskätsˌwo͝omən

A female native or inhabitant of Scotland, or a woman of Scottish descent.
苏格兰女人
Example sentencesExamples
- What he had to do was vindicate himself in the eyes of all Scotsmen - and maybe one particular Scotswoman - and he did it gloriously.
- She has plotted her campaign to become the first Scotswoman to win an Olympic gold medal as her sport takes centre stage on the opening day of the Games in September.
- But in adding gold in Athens to her victory in Sydney, Robertson became the greatest ever Olympic Scotswoman.
- If the fund-raising campaign for a statue of the late Queen Mother is successful, it will provide us with the first statue in Scotland of a native Scotswoman.
- My sainted late mother was a very proper Scotswoman and never touched anything stronger than a glass of white wine, liberally diluted with ice, in all her life.
- The Scotswoman swam magnificently to finish in 1 minute 22.2 seconds, just an agonising fifth of a second behind the winner.
- It was sheer determination which spurred her on to become the first Scotswoman to reach the summit last week.
- A 110-year-old Scotswoman was yesterday named the UK's oldest person, and greeted her accolade with the words: ‘God alone knows why I've lived so long.’
- In a desperate attempt to locate Peter, Charlotte, a Scotswoman who can speak fluent French, enlists to become an undercover courier.
- In 1923 she was the first Scotswoman to be elected to parliament, where she opposed Hitler and the British policy of appeasement.
- The Scotswoman who once donated her pocket money to starving children in Africa and now gives millions to help the world's poor will next month turn her back on the troubles of the past week to collect the honour in Texas.
- If you're a pioneering, high-achieving Scotswoman, what extraordinary standards of human endeavour are required before you qualify for a statue?
- A handful of Scotswomen provided some of the most energetic of the suffrage campaigners who harried the government.
- The audience had already listened to a Scotswoman extol the virtues of her business.
- A Scotswoman who travelled the country holding seances, was one of Britain's best-known mediums at the time.

词汇	Scotswoman
释义	Definition of Scotswoman in English: Scotswoman nounPlural Scotswomen ˈskɒtsˌwʊmənˈskɑtsˌwʊmən A female native or inhabitant of Scotland, or a woman of Scottish descent. 苏格兰女人 Example sentencesExamples If you're a pioneering, high-achieving Scotswoman, what extraordinary standards of human endeavour are required before you qualify for a statue? But in adding gold in Athens to her victory in Sydney, Robertson became the greatest ever Olympic Scotswoman. The Scotswoman who once donated her pocket money to starving children in Africa and now gives millions to help the world's poor will next month turn her back on the troubles of the past week to collect the honour in Texas. In a desperate attempt to locate Peter, Charlotte, a Scotswoman who can speak fluent French, enlists to become an undercover courier. She has plotted her campaign to become the first Scotswoman to win an Olympic gold medal as her sport takes centre stage on the opening day of the Games in September. The audience had already listened to a Scotswoman extol the virtues of her business. The Scotswoman swam magnificently to finish in 1 minute 22.2 seconds, just an agonising fifth of a second behind the winner. A Scotswoman who travelled the country holding seances, was one of Britain's best-known mediums at the time. My sainted late mother was a very proper Scotswoman and never touched anything stronger than a glass of white wine, liberally diluted with ice, in all her life. It was sheer determination which spurred her on to become the first Scotswoman to reach the summit last week. A handful of Scotswomen provided some of the most energetic of the suffrage campaigners who harried the government. A 110-year-old Scotswoman was yesterday named the UK's oldest person, and greeted her accolade with the words: ‘God alone knows why I've lived so long.’ If the fund-raising campaign for a statue of the late Queen Mother is successful, it will provide us with the first statue in Scotland of a native Scotswoman. In 1923 she was the first Scotswoman to be elected to parliament, where she opposed Hitler and the British policy of appeasement. What he had to do was vindicate himself in the eyes of all Scotsmen - and maybe one particular Scotswoman - and he did it gloriously. Rhymes yachtswoman Definition of Scotswoman in US English: Scotswoman nounˈskɑtsˌwʊmənˈskätsˌwo͝omən A female native or inhabitant of Scotland, or a woman of Scottish descent. 苏格兰女人 Example sentencesExamples What he had to do was vindicate himself in the eyes of all Scotsmen - and maybe one particular Scotswoman - and he did it gloriously. She has plotted her campaign to become the first Scotswoman to win an Olympic gold medal as her sport takes centre stage on the opening day of the Games in September. But in adding gold in Athens to her victory in Sydney, Robertson became the greatest ever Olympic Scotswoman. If the fund-raising campaign for a statue of the late Queen Mother is successful, it will provide us with the first statue in Scotland of a native Scotswoman. My sainted late mother was a very proper Scotswoman and never touched anything stronger than a glass of white wine, liberally diluted with ice, in all her life. The Scotswoman swam magnificently to finish in 1 minute 22.2 seconds, just an agonising fifth of a second behind the winner. It was sheer determination which spurred her on to become the first Scotswoman to reach the summit last week. A 110-year-old Scotswoman was yesterday named the UK's oldest person, and greeted her accolade with the words: ‘God alone knows why I've lived so long.’ In a desperate attempt to locate Peter, Charlotte, a Scotswoman who can speak fluent French, enlists to become an undercover courier. In 1923 she was the first Scotswoman to be elected to parliament, where she opposed Hitler and the British policy of appeasement. The Scotswoman who once donated her pocket money to starving children in Africa and now gives millions to help the world's poor will next month turn her back on the troubles of the past week to collect the honour in Texas. If you're a pioneering, high-achieving Scotswoman, what extraordinary standards of human endeavour are required before you qualify for a statue? A handful of Scotswomen provided some of the most energetic of the suffrage campaigners who harried the government. The audience had already listened to a Scotswoman extol the virtues of her business. A Scotswoman who travelled the country holding seances, was one of Britain's best-known mediums at the time.
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