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lady [ˈleɪdi] N

2. lady (woman with social status):

dama f

3. lady form (polite address):

ladies and gentlemen!

ˈbag lady N

ˈclean·ing lady N, ˈclean·ing wom·an N

lead·ing ˈlady N

old ˈlady N

1. old lady (elderly female):

2. old lady inf (one's wife, mother):

lady-in-ˈwait·ing <ladies-> N

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The principal characters are noblemen ("galanes") and ladies ("damas") who work out a plot involving love, jealousy, honor and sometimes also piety or patriotism.
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The ladies struggle to strike a balance between comedy and horror in their scenes, especially cast opposite male leads that can not act.
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Soon, every big house hosted its own boudoir of fast ladies.
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Men (or gents) travel counter-clockwise around the ring, and ladies travel clockwise.
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In the front portion, on the right and left sides of the entrance, respectively, are the presidents office and the ladies room.
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Physiotherapists, headteachers, librarians, lollipop ladies, refuse collectors, weather forecasters and scientists were among those involved in the stoppage.
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Women crying in the ladies room, men crying in the elevator...
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In 1880, to cope with growing demand, the former third class ladies' waiting room and the gents' waiting room were converted into an enlarged booking office and dispatch office.
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He did a great deal to improve the quality of railway travel, introducing the Pullman car and safe carriages with alarm pulls for ladies.
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The lorgnette maintained its popularity with ladies of fashion, who chose not to wear spectacles.
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