Definition of tribeswoman in English:

tribeswoman

nounPlural tribeswomenˈtrʌɪbzˌwʊmənˈtraɪbzˌwʊmən

A woman belonging to a tribe in a traditional society or group.
部落女子
a tribeswoman from western Sudan
Example sentencesExamples
- She gets a garland from a tribeswoman.
- Three Ndebele tribeswomen have travelled to London from their remote South African villages to bring their distinctive art to the Golden Jubilee.
- Worn across the chest of the tribeswoman are silver chains, circlets attached to more chains, chunks of amber inset with egg-shaped silver baubles and glass beads in red, green, yellow and black, colors that symbolize fertility.
- I've helped a Maasai tribeswoman in Tanzania repair her leaking roof with mud and cow dung.
- With gray hair and full body tattoos, the actress is briefly seen as an old Maori tribeswoman held as a slave.
- Niven's research uncovered many new details, and led her to Inuit territory where one survivor of the trip still lives - an 89-year-old tribeswoman named Mugpi.
- Her research uncovered many new details, and led her to Inuit territory where one survivor of the trip still lives - an 89-year-old tribeswoman.
- A Dani tribeswoman beckons to a male foreign tourist and carries him on her shoulders to liven up the merriment.
- When he removes the allegorical female figure from his version of Vermeer's The Art of Painting, and replaces her with a San tribeswoman suckling a babe, he is painting what Vermeer might have painted.
- The tribeswoman lives in a bamboo hut deep in a northern Thailand jungle.
- Like a polyester shirt on an Ice Age tribeswoman, we're weird.
- The traveller was captivated by the postcard carrying a picture of a tattooed tribeswoman smoking a pipe.
- This sharp-eyed tribeswoman had a point, though.
- Isolation is one of the themes of this story of a South African tribeswoman who marries a Dutch settler at the end of the 17th century.
- Blind singer Hsiao Huang-chi and Puyuma tribeswoman Samingad will lead the singing of the national anthem at President Chen Shui-bian's inauguration today.
- A Himba tribeswoman, sits outside the house at her father's village with her youngest son and her typical day's worth of food.
- Their works include an eye-catching sculpture depicting rock formations and a painting of members of the Royal Family beside a Ghanaian tribeswoman.
- He hoped Ursula would be accepted by the tribeswomen and be able to learn about their guarded rituals.
- Keith meets an outspoken tribeswoman from Ethiopia whose traditional way of life is under threat.

Definition of tribeswoman in US English:

tribeswoman

nounˈtrībzˌwo͝omənˈtraɪbzˌwʊmən

A woman belonging to a tribe in a traditional society or group.
部落女子
a tribeswoman from western Sudan
Example sentencesExamples
- Niven's research uncovered many new details, and led her to Inuit territory where one survivor of the trip still lives - an 89-year-old tribeswoman named Mugpi.
- The traveller was captivated by the postcard carrying a picture of a tattooed tribeswoman smoking a pipe.
- Keith meets an outspoken tribeswoman from Ethiopia whose traditional way of life is under threat.
- This sharp-eyed tribeswoman had a point, though.
- I've helped a Maasai tribeswoman in Tanzania repair her leaking roof with mud and cow dung.
- A Dani tribeswoman beckons to a male foreign tourist and carries him on her shoulders to liven up the merriment.
- Isolation is one of the themes of this story of a South African tribeswoman who marries a Dutch settler at the end of the 17th century.
- Blind singer Hsiao Huang-chi and Puyuma tribeswoman Samingad will lead the singing of the national anthem at President Chen Shui-bian's inauguration today.
- A Himba tribeswoman, sits outside the house at her father's village with her youngest son and her typical day's worth of food.
- When he removes the allegorical female figure from his version of Vermeer's The Art of Painting, and replaces her with a San tribeswoman suckling a babe, he is painting what Vermeer might have painted.
- Worn across the chest of the tribeswoman are silver chains, circlets attached to more chains, chunks of amber inset with egg-shaped silver baubles and glass beads in red, green, yellow and black, colors that symbolize fertility.
- He hoped Ursula would be accepted by the tribeswomen and be able to learn about their guarded rituals.
- With gray hair and full body tattoos, the actress is briefly seen as an old Maori tribeswoman held as a slave.
- Three Ndebele tribeswomen have travelled to London from their remote South African villages to bring their distinctive art to the Golden Jubilee.
- Her research uncovered many new details, and led her to Inuit territory where one survivor of the trip still lives - an 89-year-old tribeswoman.
- The tribeswoman lives in a bamboo hut deep in a northern Thailand jungle.
- Like a polyester shirt on an Ice Age tribeswoman, we're weird.
- Their works include an eye-catching sculpture depicting rock formations and a painting of members of the Royal Family beside a Ghanaian tribeswoman.
- She gets a garland from a tribeswoman.

单词	tribeswoman
释义	Definition of tribeswoman in English: tribeswoman nounPlural tribeswomenˈtrʌɪbzˌwʊmənˈtraɪbzˌwʊmən A woman belonging to a tribe in a traditional society or group. 部落女子 a tribeswoman from western Sudan Example sentencesExamples She gets a garland from a tribeswoman. Three Ndebele tribeswomen have travelled to London from their remote South African villages to bring their distinctive art to the Golden Jubilee. Worn across the chest of the tribeswoman are silver chains, circlets attached to more chains, chunks of amber inset with egg-shaped silver baubles and glass beads in red, green, yellow and black, colors that symbolize fertility. I've helped a Maasai tribeswoman in Tanzania repair her leaking roof with mud and cow dung. With gray hair and full body tattoos, the actress is briefly seen as an old Maori tribeswoman held as a slave. Niven's research uncovered many new details, and led her to Inuit territory where one survivor of the trip still lives - an 89-year-old tribeswoman named Mugpi. Her research uncovered many new details, and led her to Inuit territory where one survivor of the trip still lives - an 89-year-old tribeswoman. A Dani tribeswoman beckons to a male foreign tourist and carries him on her shoulders to liven up the merriment. When he removes the allegorical female figure from his version of Vermeer's The Art of Painting, and replaces her with a San tribeswoman suckling a babe, he is painting what Vermeer might have painted. The tribeswoman lives in a bamboo hut deep in a northern Thailand jungle. Like a polyester shirt on an Ice Age tribeswoman, we're weird. The traveller was captivated by the postcard carrying a picture of a tattooed tribeswoman smoking a pipe. This sharp-eyed tribeswoman had a point, though. Isolation is one of the themes of this story of a South African tribeswoman who marries a Dutch settler at the end of the 17th century. Blind singer Hsiao Huang-chi and Puyuma tribeswoman Samingad will lead the singing of the national anthem at President Chen Shui-bian's inauguration today. A Himba tribeswoman, sits outside the house at her father's village with her youngest son and her typical day's worth of food. Their works include an eye-catching sculpture depicting rock formations and a painting of members of the Royal Family beside a Ghanaian tribeswoman. He hoped Ursula would be accepted by the tribeswomen and be able to learn about their guarded rituals. Keith meets an outspoken tribeswoman from Ethiopia whose traditional way of life is under threat. Definition of tribeswoman in US English: tribeswoman nounˈtrībzˌwo͝omənˈtraɪbzˌwʊmən A woman belonging to a tribe in a traditional society or group. 部落女子 a tribeswoman from western Sudan Example sentencesExamples Niven's research uncovered many new details, and led her to Inuit territory where one survivor of the trip still lives - an 89-year-old tribeswoman named Mugpi. The traveller was captivated by the postcard carrying a picture of a tattooed tribeswoman smoking a pipe. Keith meets an outspoken tribeswoman from Ethiopia whose traditional way of life is under threat. This sharp-eyed tribeswoman had a point, though. I've helped a Maasai tribeswoman in Tanzania repair her leaking roof with mud and cow dung. A Dani tribeswoman beckons to a male foreign tourist and carries him on her shoulders to liven up the merriment. Isolation is one of the themes of this story of a South African tribeswoman who marries a Dutch settler at the end of the 17th century. Blind singer Hsiao Huang-chi and Puyuma tribeswoman Samingad will lead the singing of the national anthem at President Chen Shui-bian's inauguration today. A Himba tribeswoman, sits outside the house at her father's village with her youngest son and her typical day's worth of food. When he removes the allegorical female figure from his version of Vermeer's The Art of Painting, and replaces her with a San tribeswoman suckling a babe, he is painting what Vermeer might have painted. Worn across the chest of the tribeswoman are silver chains, circlets attached to more chains, chunks of amber inset with egg-shaped silver baubles and glass beads in red, green, yellow and black, colors that symbolize fertility. He hoped Ursula would be accepted by the tribeswomen and be able to learn about their guarded rituals. With gray hair and full body tattoos, the actress is briefly seen as an old Maori tribeswoman held as a slave. Three Ndebele tribeswomen have travelled to London from their remote South African villages to bring their distinctive art to the Golden Jubilee. Her research uncovered many new details, and led her to Inuit territory where one survivor of the trip still lives - an 89-year-old tribeswoman. The tribeswoman lives in a bamboo hut deep in a northern Thailand jungle. Like a polyester shirt on an Ice Age tribeswoman, we're weird. Their works include an eye-catching sculpture depicting rock formations and a painting of members of the Royal Family beside a Ghanaian tribeswoman. She gets a garland from a tribeswoman.
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