Definition of assemblywoman in English:

assemblywoman

nounPlural assemblywomenəˈsɛmblɪˌwʊmənəˈsɛmbliˌwʊmən

A female member of a legislative assembly.
a state assemblywoman and lead sponsor of the bill
Example sentencesExamples
- She's a little-known assemblywoman from the northern part of Nevada.
- 'Climate changes resulting from auto emissions have already had a dramatic impact on the environment of this state,' says the state assemblywoman who authored the bill seeking the CO 2 curbs.
- A retired Democratic assemblywoman runs the committee that organizes the shelter, where she has been a volunteer since 1986.
- The judge delivered the sentence to a courtroom filled with the former assemblywoman's supporters.
- The money also paid for summer interns for both officials and flooring for the assemblywoman's district office, authorities said.
- After-hours calls to the assemblywoman's offices in the Bronx and Albany were not immediately returned.
- I want to bring in the assemblywoman right now because you're part of this panel investigating Bridgegate.
- A local Assemblywoman was quoted as saying, 'We're going through some extraordinary times.'
- The Long Island state assemblywoman complained, 'I don't know where we're going to find it without raising taxes.'
- A Democratic assemblywoman peered 400 years back into history to King James I.
- She is set to collect government pensions from two jobs, as an assemblywoman and as a department head at a county-run hospital.
- A bill was recently proposed by a California state assemblywoman banning the use of Indian logos and mascots in public institutions.
- After forming the Freedom Party, she was elected an assemblywoman - once wearing a bathing suit in the House to protest a dress code for legislators.
- Last weekend I talked to the assemblywoman behind the proposed law.
- A state assemblywoman who represents parts of Northern Westchester and Putnam County was host to a forum on this topic at Cortlandt Town Hall here.
- A bill was recently proposed by a California state assemblywoman banning the use of Indian logos and mascots in public institutions, though it failed to muster enough support and was defeated in May.
- After her election as a state assemblywoman in California in 1982, Gloria Molina was voted into the Los Angeles City Council in 1987.
- After her election as a state assemblywoman in California in 1982, she was voted into the Los Angeles City Council in 1987.
- Every year since 2005, Margaret M. Markey, a New York State assemblywoman, has introduced a bill to extend the statute of limitations for five more years, a modest increase.
- In a few weeks, one of them will be sworn in as an assemblywoman representing Flushing, making her the first Asian-American woman to be elected to the State Legislature.
- She explores that question in the context of the political offices she's held so far: commissioner on the Dane County board of supervisors, assemblywoman in the Wisconsin state legislature, and House member.
- A state assemblywoman has defended it, saying the plan is a way to reduce the federal deficit.

Definition of assemblywoman in US English:

assemblywoman

nounəˈsɛmbliˌwʊmənəˈsemblēˌwo͝omən

A woman who is a member of a legislative assembly.
a state assemblywoman and lead sponsor of the bill
Example sentencesExamples
- In a few weeks, one of them will be sworn in as an assemblywoman representing Flushing, making her the first Asian-American woman to be elected to the State Legislature.
- After forming the Freedom Party, she was elected an assemblywoman - once wearing a bathing suit in the House to protest a dress code for legislators.
- After her election as a state assemblywoman in California in 1982, Gloria Molina was voted into the Los Angeles City Council in 1987.
- She's a little-known assemblywoman from the northern part of Nevada.
- A state assemblywoman who represents parts of Northern Westchester and Putnam County was host to a forum on this topic at Cortlandt Town Hall here.
- A Democratic assemblywoman peered 400 years back into history to King James I.
- The judge delivered the sentence to a courtroom filled with the former assemblywoman's supporters.
- She explores that question in the context of the political offices she's held so far: commissioner on the Dane County board of supervisors, assemblywoman in the Wisconsin state legislature, and House member.
- The Long Island state assemblywoman complained, 'I don't know where we're going to find it without raising taxes.'
- A retired Democratic assemblywoman runs the committee that organizes the shelter, where she has been a volunteer since 1986.
- She is set to collect government pensions from two jobs, as an assemblywoman and as a department head at a county-run hospital.
- A bill was recently proposed by a California state assemblywoman banning the use of Indian logos and mascots in public institutions, though it failed to muster enough support and was defeated in May.
- After her election as a state assemblywoman in California in 1982, she was voted into the Los Angeles City Council in 1987.
- A local Assemblywoman was quoted as saying, 'We're going through some extraordinary times.'
- A bill was recently proposed by a California state assemblywoman banning the use of Indian logos and mascots in public institutions.
- After-hours calls to the assemblywoman's offices in the Bronx and Albany were not immediately returned.
- Every year since 2005, Margaret M. Markey, a New York State assemblywoman, has introduced a bill to extend the statute of limitations for five more years, a modest increase.
- I want to bring in the assemblywoman right now because you're part of this panel investigating Bridgegate.
- 'Climate changes resulting from auto emissions have already had a dramatic impact on the environment of this state,' says the state assemblywoman who authored the bill seeking the CO 2 curbs.
- The money also paid for summer interns for both officials and flooring for the assemblywoman's district office, authorities said.
- A state assemblywoman has defended it, saying the plan is a way to reduce the federal deficit.
- Last weekend I talked to the assemblywoman behind the proposed law.

词汇	assemblywoman
释义	Definition of assemblywoman in English: assemblywoman nounPlural assemblywomenəˈsɛmblɪˌwʊmənəˈsɛmbliˌwʊmən US A female member of a legislative assembly. a state assemblywoman and lead sponsor of the bill Example sentencesExamples She's a little-known assemblywoman from the northern part of Nevada. 'Climate changes resulting from auto emissions have already had a dramatic impact on the environment of this state,' says the state assemblywoman who authored the bill seeking the CO 2 curbs. A retired Democratic assemblywoman runs the committee that organizes the shelter, where she has been a volunteer since 1986. The judge delivered the sentence to a courtroom filled with the former assemblywoman's supporters. The money also paid for summer interns for both officials and flooring for the assemblywoman's district office, authorities said. After-hours calls to the assemblywoman's offices in the Bronx and Albany were not immediately returned. I want to bring in the assemblywoman right now because you're part of this panel investigating Bridgegate. A local Assemblywoman was quoted as saying, 'We're going through some extraordinary times.' The Long Island state assemblywoman complained, 'I don't know where we're going to find it without raising taxes.' A Democratic assemblywoman peered 400 years back into history to King James I. She is set to collect government pensions from two jobs, as an assemblywoman and as a department head at a county-run hospital. A bill was recently proposed by a California state assemblywoman banning the use of Indian logos and mascots in public institutions. After forming the Freedom Party, she was elected an assemblywoman - once wearing a bathing suit in the House to protest a dress code for legislators. Last weekend I talked to the assemblywoman behind the proposed law. A state assemblywoman who represents parts of Northern Westchester and Putnam County was host to a forum on this topic at Cortlandt Town Hall here. A bill was recently proposed by a California state assemblywoman banning the use of Indian logos and mascots in public institutions, though it failed to muster enough support and was defeated in May. After her election as a state assemblywoman in California in 1982, Gloria Molina was voted into the Los Angeles City Council in 1987. After her election as a state assemblywoman in California in 1982, she was voted into the Los Angeles City Council in 1987. Every year since 2005, Margaret M. Markey, a New York State assemblywoman, has introduced a bill to extend the statute of limitations for five more years, a modest increase. In a few weeks, one of them will be sworn in as an assemblywoman representing Flushing, making her the first Asian-American woman to be elected to the State Legislature. She explores that question in the context of the political offices she's held so far: commissioner on the Dane County board of supervisors, assemblywoman in the Wisconsin state legislature, and House member. A state assemblywoman has defended it, saying the plan is a way to reduce the federal deficit. Definition of assemblywoman in US English: assemblywoman nounəˈsɛmbliˌwʊmənəˈsemblēˌwo͝omən US A woman who is a member of a legislative assembly. a state assemblywoman and lead sponsor of the bill Example sentencesExamples In a few weeks, one of them will be sworn in as an assemblywoman representing Flushing, making her the first Asian-American woman to be elected to the State Legislature. After forming the Freedom Party, she was elected an assemblywoman - once wearing a bathing suit in the House to protest a dress code for legislators. After her election as a state assemblywoman in California in 1982, Gloria Molina was voted into the Los Angeles City Council in 1987. She's a little-known assemblywoman from the northern part of Nevada. A state assemblywoman who represents parts of Northern Westchester and Putnam County was host to a forum on this topic at Cortlandt Town Hall here. A Democratic assemblywoman peered 400 years back into history to King James I. The judge delivered the sentence to a courtroom filled with the former assemblywoman's supporters. She explores that question in the context of the political offices she's held so far: commissioner on the Dane County board of supervisors, assemblywoman in the Wisconsin state legislature, and House member. The Long Island state assemblywoman complained, 'I don't know where we're going to find it without raising taxes.' A retired Democratic assemblywoman runs the committee that organizes the shelter, where she has been a volunteer since 1986. She is set to collect government pensions from two jobs, as an assemblywoman and as a department head at a county-run hospital. A bill was recently proposed by a California state assemblywoman banning the use of Indian logos and mascots in public institutions, though it failed to muster enough support and was defeated in May. After her election as a state assemblywoman in California in 1982, she was voted into the Los Angeles City Council in 1987. A local Assemblywoman was quoted as saying, 'We're going through some extraordinary times.' A bill was recently proposed by a California state assemblywoman banning the use of Indian logos and mascots in public institutions. After-hours calls to the assemblywoman's offices in the Bronx and Albany were not immediately returned. Every year since 2005, Margaret M. Markey, a New York State assemblywoman, has introduced a bill to extend the statute of limitations for five more years, a modest increase. I want to bring in the assemblywoman right now because you're part of this panel investigating Bridgegate. 'Climate changes resulting from auto emissions have already had a dramatic impact on the environment of this state,' says the state assemblywoman who authored the bill seeking the CO 2 curbs. The money also paid for summer interns for both officials and flooring for the assemblywoman's district office, authorities said. A state assemblywoman has defended it, saying the plan is a way to reduce the federal deficit. Last weekend I talked to the assemblywoman behind the proposed law.
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