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ladies [ˈleɪdi:z] N Brit

the ladies

ladies' man <-men> N

ladies' room N AM

lady [ˈleɪdi] N

2. lady (polite, noble woman):

dama f

3. lady AM inf (woman):

4. lady (title):

Lady f

cleaning lady, cleaning woman <-women> N

first lady N AM

lady-killer N inf

lady-in-waiting <ladies-in-waiting> N

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
They were expected to assist ladies with their bath, be able to give manicures and dress hair, and assist with children.
en.wikipedia.org
The lorgnette maintained its popularity with ladies of fashion, who chose not to wear spectacles.
en.wikipedia.org
The affection is reciprocated, as much by fellow competitors as by the adoring middle-aged ladies who turn weak-kneed at every roguish smile.
www.telegraph.co.uk
The theft occurred two weeks after a set of keys was taken from a custodian who had left them in a ladies room door.
en.wikipedia.org
He did a great deal to improve the quality of railway travel, introducing the Pullman car and safe carriages with alarm pulls for ladies.
en.wikipedia.org
Soon, every big house hosted its own boudoir of fast ladies.
www.independent.co.uk
Only 23 ladies competed for the 3 major crowns due to the disqualification of one candidate.
en.wikipedia.org
Women crying in the ladies room, men crying in the elevator...
www.denofgeek.com
Men (or gents) travel counter-clockwise around the ring, and ladies travel clockwise.
en.wikipedia.org
The room contains a variety of time-telling devices including a $74 wall clock and a range of ladies and men's watches with varying price tags.
calgaryherald.com

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