Definition of alderwoman in English:

alderwoman

nounPlural alderwomen ˈɔːldəwʊmənˈɔldərˌwʊmən

Australian, North American

An elected female member of a city council.
〈北美，澳〉女市政委员会委员
Example sentencesExamples
- A former city alderwoman who voted against razing the middle school said she continues to be concerned about the project's price tag.
- She pledged to bring to the state Senate the same accessible style she has shown as an alderwoman.
- The Board of Aldermen's Finance Committee will review a contract for automated trash collection, which could save the city $2.5 million over the next five years according to an alderwoman.
- The defeated alderwoman's husband is running for the Liberals here and the incumbent was temporarily investigated.
- The head of the Little League group contacted an alderwoman and expected her support.
- The alderwoman was speaking not in a spirit of complaint, but rather with an impassioned voice of the necessity of participation in the life of the community if the community is going to thrive.
- Critics have included members of the African-American community, including a prominent minister and a former alderwoman who say the mayor has made no effort to improve diversity in key positions.
- The neighborhood's alderwoman says she hopes to hold a community meeting in October where residents can weigh their options.
- An alderwoman described the leader of the failed attempt to construct a baseball field as someone who is 'politically ignorant and has no clout'.
- The alderwoman maintained her neutrality at a subsequent meeting with the neighbors.

Origin

Mid 16th century (in sense 'alderman's wife'): from alder- in alderman + woman.

Definition of alderwoman in US English:

alderwoman

nounˈɔldərˌwʊmənˈôldərˌwo͝omən

North American, Australian

An elected female member of a municipal council.
〈北美，澳〉女市政委员会委员
Example sentencesExamples
- She pledged to bring to the state Senate the same accessible style she has shown as an alderwoman.
- The alderwoman maintained her neutrality at a subsequent meeting with the neighbors.
- The head of the Little League group contacted an alderwoman and expected her support.
- Critics have included members of the African-American community, including a prominent minister and a former alderwoman who say the mayor has made no effort to improve diversity in key positions.
- The alderwoman was speaking not in a spirit of complaint, but rather with an impassioned voice of the necessity of participation in the life of the community if the community is going to thrive.
- The neighborhood's alderwoman says she hopes to hold a community meeting in October where residents can weigh their options.
- An alderwoman described the leader of the failed attempt to construct a baseball field as someone who is 'politically ignorant and has no clout'.
- The Board of Aldermen's Finance Committee will review a contract for automated trash collection, which could save the city $2.5 million over the next five years according to an alderwoman.
- The defeated alderwoman's husband is running for the Liberals here and the incumbent was temporarily investigated.
- A former city alderwoman who voted against razing the middle school said she continues to be concerned about the project's price tag.

Origin

Mid 16th century (in sense ‘alderman's wife’): from alder- in alderman + woman.

单词	alderwoman
释义	Definition of alderwoman in English: alderwoman nounPlural alderwomen ˈɔːldəwʊmənˈɔldərˌwʊmən Australian, North American An elected female member of a city council. 〈北美，澳〉女市政委员会委员 Example sentencesExamples A former city alderwoman who voted against razing the middle school said she continues to be concerned about the project's price tag. She pledged to bring to the state Senate the same accessible style she has shown as an alderwoman. The Board of Aldermen's Finance Committee will review a contract for automated trash collection, which could save the city $2.5 million over the next five years according to an alderwoman. The defeated alderwoman's husband is running for the Liberals here and the incumbent was temporarily investigated. The head of the Little League group contacted an alderwoman and expected her support. The alderwoman was speaking not in a spirit of complaint, but rather with an impassioned voice of the necessity of participation in the life of the community if the community is going to thrive. Critics have included members of the African-American community, including a prominent minister and a former alderwoman who say the mayor has made no effort to improve diversity in key positions. The neighborhood's alderwoman says she hopes to hold a community meeting in October where residents can weigh their options. An alderwoman described the leader of the failed attempt to construct a baseball field as someone who is 'politically ignorant and has no clout'. The alderwoman maintained her neutrality at a subsequent meeting with the neighbors. Origin Mid 16th century (in sense 'alderman's wife'): from alder- in alderman + woman. Definition of alderwoman in US English: alderwoman nounˈɔldərˌwʊmənˈôldərˌwo͝omən North American, Australian An elected female member of a municipal council. 〈北美，澳〉女市政委员会委员 Example sentencesExamples She pledged to bring to the state Senate the same accessible style she has shown as an alderwoman. The alderwoman maintained her neutrality at a subsequent meeting with the neighbors. The head of the Little League group contacted an alderwoman and expected her support. Critics have included members of the African-American community, including a prominent minister and a former alderwoman who say the mayor has made no effort to improve diversity in key positions. The alderwoman was speaking not in a spirit of complaint, but rather with an impassioned voice of the necessity of participation in the life of the community if the community is going to thrive. The neighborhood's alderwoman says she hopes to hold a community meeting in October where residents can weigh their options. An alderwoman described the leader of the failed attempt to construct a baseball field as someone who is 'politically ignorant and has no clout'. The Board of Aldermen's Finance Committee will review a contract for automated trash collection, which could save the city $2.5 million over the next five years according to an alderwoman. The defeated alderwoman's husband is running for the Liberals here and the incumbent was temporarily investigated. A former city alderwoman who voted against razing the middle school said she continues to be concerned about the project's price tag. Origin Mid 16th century (in sense ‘alderman's wife’): from alder- in alderman + woman.
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