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Definition of Parisienne in English: Parisiennenoun paˌrɪzɪˈɛnpaʀizjɛnpəˌrēzēˈen A Parisian girl or woman. 巴黎姑娘；巴黎妇女 Example sentencesExamples - However, once the coffee is securely in her hands, she café-sits like a true Parisienne, and her people-watching skills are unrivaled.
- There were pothead hippies, in-line skaters, little old Parisiennes with pugs (admittedly not many).
- She's a young, beautiful Parisienne and is busy planning her wedding to her fiancé Tom.
- Katherine saw the serious Madison leading a giddy young Parisienne out to dance.
- A diverse community of old Parisiennes, students, young men of African and Arab descent, artists, singers, street people, gays and straights, all end up mobilized and working together toward a common goal.
- She in particular got it into her head that you have fallen prey to some wily Parisienne.
- I must admit to having had a small chuckle at the TV pics of thousands of Parisiennes booing at the result.
- The Boers had the sympathy of Europe and of many Americans, and fashionable Parisiennes dressed themselves à la Boër.
- Dariaux is a real-life Parisienne, who worked at the salon of Nina Ricci.
- For 60 years Doisneau chronicled Paris's post-war rebirth: the dreamers in the bistros, the balloon sellers in the Tuileries gardens, the children playing in the streets, the chic Parisiennes and the prostitutes.
- There his pretty and ambitious wife, though a Parisienne herself, railed constantly against Marat, Danton, Robespierre, and the whole Parisian delegation in the Convention.
- Perhaps Schumacher saw the obvious creep potential in that sweet Parisienne - or perhaps he's a fan of Ted Hughes's compelling poem Do Not Pick Up the Telephone.
- After he spotted Tautou's face on a poster for Venus Beauty, the blonde, blue-eyed Englishwoman morphed into a dark-haired, brown-eyed Parisienne.
- As she nurses Roxy through her woes, Isabel gradually develops into an authentic Parisienne.
- These were respectable people: the shopkeepers, the small businessmen, war veterans wearing their medals, more of those Parisiennes with pugs, men in berets carrying symbolic baguettes.
- The blog's enthusiasm has gained the 25-year-old Parisienne mentions in Gourmet magazine, The New York Times Style Magazine and countless links from across the blogosphere.
- True, the French women I know tend not to get too hung up on ‘dieting’; I have never witnessed a Parisienne performing the calorie or carbo calculus that bedevils so many British meals.
adjectivepaˌrɪzɪˈɛnpaʀizjɛnpəˌrēzēˈen Relating to Paris; Parisian. the most famous Parisienne brasserie in the world Example sentencesExamples - It has her musing about cormorants, nautical terms and charts, spiders, ecology, conquistadors and hats on Parisienne heads.
- It had two pools - the Priest Bath (named after Father Mahoney) and the Madame Rachael Bath (named after a notorious Parisienne cosmetician).
- That my friends, and my subsequent Parisienne adventures, are stories for another day.
- An attractive 52-year-old with a warm smile and an understated Parisienne sense of style, Baye is considered to be one of her country's top actresses.
- But the Parisienne clientele were not receptive to the cross culture menu.
- The drama selects scenes from famous operas and employs them to tell the story of a young Parisienne woman, and includes music from La Bohme and La Traviata among others.
- That's my Parisienne cookbook, my Tuscan creations cookbook and my Provencal herbs reference.
- The long, inward opening windows, are, however, very Parisienne.
- It went on to take Air Canada's People's Award and share the Grand Prix of the Americas with Parisienne actress/writer/director Agnes Jaoui's tart comedy of manners, The Taste of Others.
- Everything was all very Parisienne chic and the proportions are all perfect to flatter the female body.
OriginMid 17th century: French, feminine of parisien 'Parisian'. Definition of Parisienne in US English: Parisiennenounpəˌrēzēˈen A Parisian girl or woman. 巴黎姑娘；巴黎妇女 Example sentencesExamples - True, the French women I know tend not to get too hung up on ‘dieting’; I have never witnessed a Parisienne performing the calorie or carbo calculus that bedevils so many British meals.
- The Boers had the sympathy of Europe and of many Americans, and fashionable Parisiennes dressed themselves à la Boër.
- A diverse community of old Parisiennes, students, young men of African and Arab descent, artists, singers, street people, gays and straights, all end up mobilized and working together toward a common goal.
- However, once the coffee is securely in her hands, she café-sits like a true Parisienne, and her people-watching skills are unrivaled.
- Perhaps Schumacher saw the obvious creep potential in that sweet Parisienne - or perhaps he's a fan of Ted Hughes's compelling poem Do Not Pick Up the Telephone.
- The blog's enthusiasm has gained the 25-year-old Parisienne mentions in Gourmet magazine, The New York Times Style Magazine and countless links from across the blogosphere.
- I must admit to having had a small chuckle at the TV pics of thousands of Parisiennes booing at the result.
- There his pretty and ambitious wife, though a Parisienne herself, railed constantly against Marat, Danton, Robespierre, and the whole Parisian delegation in the Convention.
- Katherine saw the serious Madison leading a giddy young Parisienne out to dance.
- For 60 years Doisneau chronicled Paris's post-war rebirth: the dreamers in the bistros, the balloon sellers in the Tuileries gardens, the children playing in the streets, the chic Parisiennes and the prostitutes.
- These were respectable people: the shopkeepers, the small businessmen, war veterans wearing their medals, more of those Parisiennes with pugs, men in berets carrying symbolic baguettes.
- As she nurses Roxy through her woes, Isabel gradually develops into an authentic Parisienne.
- There were pothead hippies, in-line skaters, little old Parisiennes with pugs (admittedly not many).
- Dariaux is a real-life Parisienne, who worked at the salon of Nina Ricci.
- She in particular got it into her head that you have fallen prey to some wily Parisienne.
- After he spotted Tautou's face on a poster for Venus Beauty, the blonde, blue-eyed Englishwoman morphed into a dark-haired, brown-eyed Parisienne.
- She's a young, beautiful Parisienne and is busy planning her wedding to her fiancé Tom.
adjectivepəˌrēzēˈen Relating to Paris; Parisian. the most famous Parisienne brasserie in the world Example sentencesExamples - The long, inward opening windows, are, however, very Parisienne.
- The drama selects scenes from famous operas and employs them to tell the story of a young Parisienne woman, and includes music from La Bohme and La Traviata among others.
- An attractive 52-year-old with a warm smile and an understated Parisienne sense of style, Baye is considered to be one of her country's top actresses.
- That my friends, and my subsequent Parisienne adventures, are stories for another day.
- Everything was all very Parisienne chic and the proportions are all perfect to flatter the female body.
- It had two pools - the Priest Bath (named after Father Mahoney) and the Madame Rachael Bath (named after a notorious Parisienne cosmetician).
- It went on to take Air Canada's People's Award and share the Grand Prix of the Americas with Parisienne actress/writer/director Agnes Jaoui's tart comedy of manners, The Taste of Others.
- That's my Parisienne cookbook, my Tuscan creations cookbook and my Provencal herbs reference.
- But the Parisienne clientele were not receptive to the cross culture menu.
- It has her musing about cormorants, nautical terms and charts, spiders, ecology, conquistadors and hats on Parisienne heads.
OriginMid 17th century: French, feminine of parisien ‘Parisian’. |