Definition of marquesa in English:

marquesa

noun mɑːˈkeɪzəmärˈkāzə

A Spanish marchioness.
（西班牙）侯爵夫人；女侯爵
Picasso recalled his father returning from the house of a local marquesa
Example sentencesExamples
- It was attacked by communist troops during the Spanish Civil War and the Marquesa was forced to flee on foot to Almuñecar.
- In a French garrison in Spain, Ducos has impounded the carriages of La Marquesa Helene Mendora.
- When the Marques receives the letter he is furious and demands an apology or a duel. Sharpe refuses to apologise as he says he doesn't know the Marquesa, and the duel is arranged.
- As an awkward, homely young woman, the Marquesa was forced into an arranged marriage.
- When I first laid eyes on these dogs in the marquesa's large, pefectly-manicured back yard, I was impressed.

Origin

Spanish.

Definition of marquesa in US English:

marquesa

nounmärˈkāzə

A Spanish marchioness.
（西班牙）侯爵夫人；女侯爵
Picasso recalled his father returning from the house of a local marquesa
Example sentencesExamples
- When I first laid eyes on these dogs in the marquesa's large, pefectly-manicured back yard, I was impressed.
- As an awkward, homely young woman, the Marquesa was forced into an arranged marriage.
- It was attacked by communist troops during the Spanish Civil War and the Marquesa was forced to flee on foot to Almuñecar.
- When the Marques receives the letter he is furious and demands an apology or a duel. Sharpe refuses to apologise as he says he doesn't know the Marquesa, and the duel is arranged.
- In a French garrison in Spain, Ducos has impounded the carriages of La Marquesa Helene Mendora.

Origin

Spanish.

词汇	marquesa
释义	Definition of marquesa in English: marquesa noun mɑːˈkeɪzəmärˈkāzə A Spanish marchioness. （西班牙）侯爵夫人；女侯爵 Picasso recalled his father returning from the house of a local marquesa Example sentencesExamples It was attacked by communist troops during the Spanish Civil War and the Marquesa was forced to flee on foot to Almuñecar. In a French garrison in Spain, Ducos has impounded the carriages of La Marquesa Helene Mendora. When the Marques receives the letter he is furious and demands an apology or a duel. Sharpe refuses to apologise as he says he doesn't know the Marquesa, and the duel is arranged. As an awkward, homely young woman, the Marquesa was forced into an arranged marriage. When I first laid eyes on these dogs in the marquesa's large, pefectly-manicured back yard, I was impressed. Origin Spanish. Definition of marquesa in US English: marquesa nounmärˈkāzə A Spanish marchioness. （西班牙）侯爵夫人；女侯爵 Picasso recalled his father returning from the house of a local marquesa Example sentencesExamples When I first laid eyes on these dogs in the marquesa's large, pefectly-manicured back yard, I was impressed. As an awkward, homely young woman, the Marquesa was forced into an arranged marriage. It was attacked by communist troops during the Spanish Civil War and the Marquesa was forced to flee on foot to Almuñecar. When the Marques receives the letter he is furious and demands an apology or a duel. Sharpe refuses to apologise as he says he doesn't know the Marquesa, and the duel is arranged. In a French garrison in Spain, Ducos has impounded the carriages of La Marquesa Helene Mendora. Origin Spanish.
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