Definition of cowgirl in English:

cowgirl

nounˈkaʊɡəːlˈkaʊˌɡərl

(especially in the western US) a woman who herds and tends cattle, performing much of her work on horseback.
Example sentencesExamples
- She's a pretty good cowgirl herself, you know, and knows a lot about horses.
- Biscuits are apparently a cowboy or cowgirl's food of choice.
- Let's start with something easy: the traditional cowboy / cowgirl get-up.
- I wanted to be a nurse, an actress, a singer, a cowgirl, a doctor, and a million other things.
- They usually have a stuffed head attached and come in a variety of different costumes from French maid to cowgirl.
- They pride themselves on Texan hospitality, and true-to-life cowboys and cowgirls running the show.
- If memory serves, O'Connor was an actual, not figurative, cowgirl.
- When I walk out with my mail, I see a cowboy helping a moderately drunk cowgirl along the boardwalk.
- It ain't easy being a creepy Louisiana cowgirl.
- That's because she's a total cowgirl straight from the Westerns.
- Cowboys and cowgirls dressed in lavish Western attire vied for attention and prizes.
- The rodeo setting itself, centering upon cowboy and cowgirl stardom, is an important part of the Western popular tradition.
- The four teens turned to face a red hair cowgirl.
- We wanted to create a beautiful place for them to come, to work, to learn how to be little cowboys and cowgirls.
- There he meets Sissy, a cute but indomitable cowgirl.
- ‘You are the sweetest, most perfect cowgirl I have ever seen ‘, and he kissed her hand.’
- I told him to go find some pretty cowgirl, but I think he intends to spend all of his time at electronics gaming parlors.
- How tough is the transition from cowgirl to beach babe?
- A former motion picture cowgirl, she rode the law throughout Prohibition.
- And while you're trying on Western Wear, it's fun to get your favorite cowgirl a nice cowboy hat;

Definition of cowgirl in US English:

cowgirl

nounˈkaʊˌɡərlˈkouˌɡərl

(especially in the western US) a woman who herds and tends cattle, performing much of her work on horseback.
cowgirls work from sunrise to sunset
Example sentencesExamples
- It ain't easy being a creepy Louisiana cowgirl.
- And while you're trying on Western Wear, it's fun to get your favorite cowgirl a nice cowboy hat;
- We wanted to create a beautiful place for them to come, to work, to learn how to be little cowboys and cowgirls.
- How tough is the transition from cowgirl to beach babe?
- I told him to go find some pretty cowgirl, but I think he intends to spend all of his time at electronics gaming parlors.
- The four teens turned to face a red hair cowgirl.
- A former motion picture cowgirl, she rode the law throughout Prohibition.
- If memory serves, O'Connor was an actual, not figurative, cowgirl.
- That's because she's a total cowgirl straight from the Westerns.
- Let's start with something easy: the traditional cowboy / cowgirl get-up.
- When I walk out with my mail, I see a cowboy helping a moderately drunk cowgirl along the boardwalk.
- I wanted to be a nurse, an actress, a singer, a cowgirl, a doctor, and a million other things.
- Biscuits are apparently a cowboy or cowgirl's food of choice.
- The rodeo setting itself, centering upon cowboy and cowgirl stardom, is an important part of the Western popular tradition.
- She's a pretty good cowgirl herself, you know, and knows a lot about horses.
- Cowboys and cowgirls dressed in lavish Western attire vied for attention and prizes.
- They pride themselves on Texan hospitality, and true-to-life cowboys and cowgirls running the show.
- There he meets Sissy, a cute but indomitable cowgirl.
- ‘You are the sweetest, most perfect cowgirl I have ever seen ‘, and he kissed her hand.’
- They usually have a stuffed head attached and come in a variety of different costumes from French maid to cowgirl.

Phrasal Verbs

cowgirl up

(of a woman) make a determined effort to overcome a formidable obstacle.
I cowgirled up and kept moving forward

单词	cowgirl
释义	Definition of cowgirl in English: cowgirl nounˈkaʊɡəːlˈkaʊˌɡərl (especially in the western US) a woman who herds and tends cattle, performing much of her work on horseback. Example sentencesExamples She's a pretty good cowgirl herself, you know, and knows a lot about horses. Biscuits are apparently a cowboy or cowgirl's food of choice. Let's start with something easy: the traditional cowboy / cowgirl get-up. I wanted to be a nurse, an actress, a singer, a cowgirl, a doctor, and a million other things. They usually have a stuffed head attached and come in a variety of different costumes from French maid to cowgirl. They pride themselves on Texan hospitality, and true-to-life cowboys and cowgirls running the show. If memory serves, O'Connor was an actual, not figurative, cowgirl. When I walk out with my mail, I see a cowboy helping a moderately drunk cowgirl along the boardwalk. It ain't easy being a creepy Louisiana cowgirl. That's because she's a total cowgirl straight from the Westerns. Cowboys and cowgirls dressed in lavish Western attire vied for attention and prizes. The rodeo setting itself, centering upon cowboy and cowgirl stardom, is an important part of the Western popular tradition. The four teens turned to face a red hair cowgirl. We wanted to create a beautiful place for them to come, to work, to learn how to be little cowboys and cowgirls. There he meets Sissy, a cute but indomitable cowgirl. ‘You are the sweetest, most perfect cowgirl I have ever seen ‘, and he kissed her hand.’ I told him to go find some pretty cowgirl, but I think he intends to spend all of his time at electronics gaming parlors. How tough is the transition from cowgirl to beach babe? A former motion picture cowgirl, she rode the law throughout Prohibition. And while you're trying on Western Wear, it's fun to get your favorite cowgirl a nice cowboy hat; Definition of cowgirl in US English: cowgirl nounˈkaʊˌɡərlˈkouˌɡərl (especially in the western US) a woman who herds and tends cattle, performing much of her work on horseback. cowgirls work from sunrise to sunset Example sentencesExamples It ain't easy being a creepy Louisiana cowgirl. And while you're trying on Western Wear, it's fun to get your favorite cowgirl a nice cowboy hat; We wanted to create a beautiful place for them to come, to work, to learn how to be little cowboys and cowgirls. How tough is the transition from cowgirl to beach babe? I told him to go find some pretty cowgirl, but I think he intends to spend all of his time at electronics gaming parlors. The four teens turned to face a red hair cowgirl. A former motion picture cowgirl, she rode the law throughout Prohibition. If memory serves, O'Connor was an actual, not figurative, cowgirl. That's because she's a total cowgirl straight from the Westerns. Let's start with something easy: the traditional cowboy / cowgirl get-up. When I walk out with my mail, I see a cowboy helping a moderately drunk cowgirl along the boardwalk. I wanted to be a nurse, an actress, a singer, a cowgirl, a doctor, and a million other things. Biscuits are apparently a cowboy or cowgirl's food of choice. The rodeo setting itself, centering upon cowboy and cowgirl stardom, is an important part of the Western popular tradition. She's a pretty good cowgirl herself, you know, and knows a lot about horses. Cowboys and cowgirls dressed in lavish Western attire vied for attention and prizes. They pride themselves on Texan hospitality, and true-to-life cowboys and cowgirls running the show. There he meets Sissy, a cute but indomitable cowgirl. ‘You are the sweetest, most perfect cowgirl I have ever seen ‘, and he kissed her hand.’ They usually have a stuffed head attached and come in a variety of different costumes from French maid to cowgirl. Phrasal Verbs cowgirl up (of a woman) make a determined effort to overcome a formidable obstacle. I cowgirled up and kept moving forward noun.1 phr.v.
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