Definition of Signora in English:

Signora

nounsiːˈnjɔːrəsēnˈyôrə

A title or form of address used of or to an Italian-speaking married woman, corresponding to Mrs or madam.
good night, Signora
Example sentencesExamples
- As I herded the youngest through, the customs man called out, almost as an afterthought, ‘E brava la signora!’
- In one school, the headmaster announced a policy specifying that he would address the women by signora or signorina plus last name and the men by their first name.
- But out of season, you'll have to plead with the tourist office, who will send you to the house of signora Maria, who, if she's not out doing the shopping or visiting any number of relations, may be willing to let you in - at her own pace.

Origin

Italian, feminine of signor (see Signor).

Definition of Signora in US English:

Signora

nounsēnˈyôrə

A title or form of address used of or to an Italian-speaking married woman, corresponding to Mrs. or madam.
good night, Signora
Example sentencesExamples
- As I herded the youngest through, the customs man called out, almost as an afterthought, ‘E brava la signora!’
- In one school, the headmaster announced a policy specifying that he would address the women by signora or signorina plus last name and the men by their first name.
- But out of season, you'll have to plead with the tourist office, who will send you to the house of signora Maria, who, if she's not out doing the shopping or visiting any number of relations, may be willing to let you in - at her own pace.

Origin

Italian, feminine of signor (see Signor).

单词	Signora
释义	Definition of Signora in English: Signora nounsiːˈnjɔːrəsēnˈyôrə A title or form of address used of or to an Italian-speaking married woman, corresponding to Mrs or madam. good night, Signora Example sentencesExamples As I herded the youngest through, the customs man called out, almost as an afterthought, ‘E brava la signora!’ In one school, the headmaster announced a policy specifying that he would address the women by signora or signorina plus last name and the men by their first name. But out of season, you'll have to plead with the tourist office, who will send you to the house of signora Maria, who, if she's not out doing the shopping or visiting any number of relations, may be willing to let you in - at her own pace. Origin Italian, feminine of signor (see Signor). Definition of Signora in US English: Signora nounsēnˈyôrə A title or form of address used of or to an Italian-speaking married woman, corresponding to Mrs. or madam. good night, Signora Example sentencesExamples As I herded the youngest through, the customs man called out, almost as an afterthought, ‘E brava la signora!’ In one school, the headmaster announced a policy specifying that he would address the women by signora or signorina plus last name and the men by their first name. But out of season, you'll have to plead with the tourist office, who will send you to the house of signora Maria, who, if she's not out doing the shopping or visiting any number of relations, may be willing to let you in - at her own pace. Origin Italian, feminine of signor (see Signor).
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