Definition of housemistress in English:

housemistress

noun ˈhaʊsmɪstrəsˈhaʊsˌmɪstrɪs

British

A female teacher in charge of a house at a boarding school.
（寄宿制学校的）女舍监
she was a housemistress at Cheltenham Ladies' College
Example sentencesExamples
- The housemistress was very sweet and not judgmental at all.
- I have previously spoken to his tutor, housemistress, and boarding housemaster.
- Mrs Wells, a retired school housemistress, said she had to go to London to show her concern about the seriousness of the world situation.
- In 1940 and 1941 she was a housemistress at Cheltenham Ladies' College.
- Melanie, 32, is a deputy housemistress at a school in Croydon, south London.
- Finally she returned to the school, first as a teacher in charge of physical education and subsequently also as a housemistress.
- The letter from their housemistress had frightened Katherine.
- She recalled her housemistress expressing delight that the young Helen had won a music competition.
- In 1899, she became a housemistress and teacher of classics and English.
- Miss Smith was the matron, Miss Eade, assistant matron, and Miss Billing (now Mrs Owen) was housemistress; under their supervision we were far from being wayward!
- One £25,000-a-year boarding school expected a housemistress to work more than 120 hours a week.

Definition of housemistress in US English:

housemistress

nounˈhaʊsˌmɪstrɪsˈhousˌmistris

British

A female teacher in charge of a dormitory at a boarding school.
（寄宿制学校的）女舍监
she was a housemistress at Cheltenham Ladies' College
Example sentencesExamples
- Finally she returned to the school, first as a teacher in charge of physical education and subsequently also as a housemistress.
- The letter from their housemistress had frightened Katherine.
- Miss Smith was the matron, Miss Eade, assistant matron, and Miss Billing (now Mrs Owen) was housemistress; under their supervision we were far from being wayward!
- The housemistress was very sweet and not judgmental at all.
- Mrs Wells, a retired school housemistress, said she had to go to London to show her concern about the seriousness of the world situation.
- Melanie, 32, is a deputy housemistress at a school in Croydon, south London.
- In 1899, she became a housemistress and teacher of classics and English.
- I have previously spoken to his tutor, housemistress, and boarding housemaster.
- One £25,000-a-year boarding school expected a housemistress to work more than 120 hours a week.
- She recalled her housemistress expressing delight that the young Helen had won a music competition.
- In 1940 and 1941 she was a housemistress at Cheltenham Ladies' College.

单词	housemistress
释义	Definition of housemistress in English: housemistress noun ˈhaʊsmɪstrəsˈhaʊsˌmɪstrɪs British A female teacher in charge of a house at a boarding school. （寄宿制学校的）女舍监 she was a housemistress at Cheltenham Ladies' College Example sentencesExamples The housemistress was very sweet and not judgmental at all. I have previously spoken to his tutor, housemistress, and boarding housemaster. Mrs Wells, a retired school housemistress, said she had to go to London to show her concern about the seriousness of the world situation. In 1940 and 1941 she was a housemistress at Cheltenham Ladies' College. Melanie, 32, is a deputy housemistress at a school in Croydon, south London. Finally she returned to the school, first as a teacher in charge of physical education and subsequently also as a housemistress. The letter from their housemistress had frightened Katherine. She recalled her housemistress expressing delight that the young Helen had won a music competition. In 1899, she became a housemistress and teacher of classics and English. Miss Smith was the matron, Miss Eade, assistant matron, and Miss Billing (now Mrs Owen) was housemistress; under their supervision we were far from being wayward! One £25,000-a-year boarding school expected a housemistress to work more than 120 hours a week. Definition of housemistress in US English: housemistress nounˈhaʊsˌmɪstrɪsˈhousˌmistris British A female teacher in charge of a dormitory at a boarding school. （寄宿制学校的）女舍监 she was a housemistress at Cheltenham Ladies' College Example sentencesExamples Finally she returned to the school, first as a teacher in charge of physical education and subsequently also as a housemistress. The letter from their housemistress had frightened Katherine. Miss Smith was the matron, Miss Eade, assistant matron, and Miss Billing (now Mrs Owen) was housemistress; under their supervision we were far from being wayward! The housemistress was very sweet and not judgmental at all. Mrs Wells, a retired school housemistress, said she had to go to London to show her concern about the seriousness of the world situation. Melanie, 32, is a deputy housemistress at a school in Croydon, south London. In 1899, she became a housemistress and teacher of classics and English. I have previously spoken to his tutor, housemistress, and boarding housemaster. One £25,000-a-year boarding school expected a housemistress to work more than 120 hours a week. She recalled her housemistress expressing delight that the young Helen had won a music competition. In 1940 and 1941 she was a housemistress at Cheltenham Ladies' College.
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