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Definition of Señora in English: Señoranounsɛˈnjɔːrə A title or form of address used of or to a Spanish-speaking woman, corresponding to Mrs or madam. Example sentencesExamples - Consequently, the arrival of populism is not the end of the señoras, but the extension of señoras to all social classes.
- ‘Goodnight señora,’ Brian said, raising his hand to wave at Hope's mother, missing the look on her face in his tiredness.
- Further forward, a group of schoolgirls raise their hands as if in prayer, while nearby, a shaven-headed youth in baggy jeans throws gang signs over the head of a middle-aged señora who is mouthing the words to every song.
- ‘My husband lets them stay here,’ the señora said bitterly.
- ‘You and I both know,’ I said, in a confidential tone, ‘that that price is much too high, señora.’
OriginSpanish, feminine of Señor. Definition of Señora in US English: Señoranoun A title or form of address used of or to a Spanish-speaking woman, corresponding to Mrs. or madam. Example sentencesExamples - ‘My husband lets them stay here,’ the señora said bitterly.
- ‘Goodnight señora,’ Brian said, raising his hand to wave at Hope's mother, missing the look on her face in his tiredness.
- Further forward, a group of schoolgirls raise their hands as if in prayer, while nearby, a shaven-headed youth in baggy jeans throws gang signs over the head of a middle-aged señora who is mouthing the words to every song.
- Consequently, the arrival of populism is not the end of the señoras, but the extension of señoras to all social classes.
- ‘You and I both know,’ I said, in a confidential tone, ‘that that price is much too high, señora.’
OriginSpanish, feminine of Señor. |