Definition of townswoman in English:

townswoman

nounPlural townswomen ˈtaʊnzˌwʊmənˈtaʊnzˌwʊmən

A female resident of a particular town or city.
城镇妇女，女市民，城里女人
we know more about townswomen than we do of the rural-dwelling women
Example sentencesExamples
- A chorus of townswomen opens and closes the drama.
- The aim is to scare every townsman and townswoman out of town and reclaim what has been lost before sunrise returns.
- Beverly played a prim townswoman in a pink silk dress, complete with bonnet, parasol, corset, and petticoat.
- One of the women lost her husband and son in a recent mine explosion that also turned several other townswomen into widows.
- The story is barely hanging by a thread: an outlaw is saved from a hanging by a local townswoman, is used for mining gold, and the two must learn to live and love together.
- According to the unofficial versions of town history that Patricia Best gleans from conversations with townswomen, one woman sneaked back to take this food, to give the children on their continuing journey.
- One townswoman barely flinched from her laundry when Monroe flew over.
- One townswoman said: "With this extremely weak winter tourist season, I don't think any of the hotels will have been renovated."
- A townswoman actually comes to the castle in despair, demanding her child; Dracula sets a pack of wolves on her.
- It is imperative that townswomen across the country investigate, discuss, and publicise the need for new thinking on matters of social concern.
- On the first day of school she is confronted by a coven of disapproving townswomen intent on giving their new resident her marching orders as regards the education of their progeny.

Definition of townswoman in US English:

townswoman

nounˈtaʊnzˌwʊmənˈtounzˌwo͝omən

A female resident of a particular town or city.
城镇妇女，女市民，城里女人
we know more about townswomen than we do of the rural-dwelling women
Example sentencesExamples
- A townswoman actually comes to the castle in despair, demanding her child; Dracula sets a pack of wolves on her.
- Beverly played a prim townswoman in a pink silk dress, complete with bonnet, parasol, corset, and petticoat.
- A chorus of townswomen opens and closes the drama.
- One townswoman barely flinched from her laundry when Monroe flew over.
- One of the women lost her husband and son in a recent mine explosion that also turned several other townswomen into widows.
- The story is barely hanging by a thread: an outlaw is saved from a hanging by a local townswoman, is used for mining gold, and the two must learn to live and love together.
- One townswoman said: "With this extremely weak winter tourist season, I don't think any of the hotels will have been renovated."
- On the first day of school she is confronted by a coven of disapproving townswomen intent on giving their new resident her marching orders as regards the education of their progeny.
- The aim is to scare every townsman and townswoman out of town and reclaim what has been lost before sunrise returns.
- According to the unofficial versions of town history that Patricia Best gleans from conversations with townswomen, one woman sneaked back to take this food, to give the children on their continuing journey.
- It is imperative that townswomen across the country investigate, discuss, and publicise the need for new thinking on matters of social concern.

词汇	townswoman
释义	Definition of townswoman in English: townswoman nounPlural townswomen ˈtaʊnzˌwʊmənˈtaʊnzˌwʊmən A female resident of a particular town or city. 城镇妇女，女市民，城里女人 we know more about townswomen than we do of the rural-dwelling women Example sentencesExamples A chorus of townswomen opens and closes the drama. The aim is to scare every townsman and townswoman out of town and reclaim what has been lost before sunrise returns. Beverly played a prim townswoman in a pink silk dress, complete with bonnet, parasol, corset, and petticoat. One of the women lost her husband and son in a recent mine explosion that also turned several other townswomen into widows. The story is barely hanging by a thread: an outlaw is saved from a hanging by a local townswoman, is used for mining gold, and the two must learn to live and love together. According to the unofficial versions of town history that Patricia Best gleans from conversations with townswomen, one woman sneaked back to take this food, to give the children on their continuing journey. One townswoman barely flinched from her laundry when Monroe flew over. One townswoman said: "With this extremely weak winter tourist season, I don't think any of the hotels will have been renovated." A townswoman actually comes to the castle in despair, demanding her child; Dracula sets a pack of wolves on her. It is imperative that townswomen across the country investigate, discuss, and publicise the need for new thinking on matters of social concern. On the first day of school she is confronted by a coven of disapproving townswomen intent on giving their new resident her marching orders as regards the education of their progeny. Definition of townswoman in US English: townswoman nounˈtaʊnzˌwʊmənˈtounzˌwo͝omən A female resident of a particular town or city. 城镇妇女，女市民，城里女人 we know more about townswomen than we do of the rural-dwelling women Example sentencesExamples A townswoman actually comes to the castle in despair, demanding her child; Dracula sets a pack of wolves on her. Beverly played a prim townswoman in a pink silk dress, complete with bonnet, parasol, corset, and petticoat. A chorus of townswomen opens and closes the drama. One townswoman barely flinched from her laundry when Monroe flew over. One of the women lost her husband and son in a recent mine explosion that also turned several other townswomen into widows. The story is barely hanging by a thread: an outlaw is saved from a hanging by a local townswoman, is used for mining gold, and the two must learn to live and love together. One townswoman said: "With this extremely weak winter tourist season, I don't think any of the hotels will have been renovated." On the first day of school she is confronted by a coven of disapproving townswomen intent on giving their new resident her marching orders as regards the education of their progeny. The aim is to scare every townsman and townswoman out of town and reclaim what has been lost before sunrise returns. According to the unofficial versions of town history that Patricia Best gleans from conversations with townswomen, one woman sneaked back to take this food, to give the children on their continuing journey. It is imperative that townswomen across the country investigate, discuss, and publicise the need for new thinking on matters of social concern.
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