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Перевод: lady
[существительное]
леди ; дама ; девушка ; невеста ; дама сердца; возлюбленная рыцаря; жена ; хозяйка дома; госпожа ; барыня ; мать
Тезаурус:
- "Not exactly a time to go visiting, lass!" that lady had said with a sigh.
- "It was very apparent that she had thoroughly enjoyed acting the lady", noted Mrs Hardisty.
- The midwife laid the little scrap in Tamar's arms and said, "'E's a lovely lad, Lady Lassiter. 'E's not big, but 'e's all the world ti grow in."
- At a recent London dinner party, attended by Mr Kinnock, Mr Pinter and Lady Antonia, Mr Kinnock leaned across the person next to him and announced: "We'll make Harold a lord."
- "By so doing, you could place yourself in danger, my lady - that should be good reason enough."
- Basically it was the songs and a sort of mime play with Jack, Lindsay and David leading into a set piece with Lindsay as the old woman feeding the birds, which is a wonderful one, where the bird grows and grows to a monstrous size and finally devours the old lady.
- The lady Alianor refers always to the new king thus, thought Joan.
- 'Right, I'll help you - you're having an affair with a man' - I said no; "you're having an affair with the lollipop lady" - nearly there; "you're going to prison for something or other" - no; "you're having an affair with the lollipop lady" - well not quite the lollipop lady but a lady all the same.
- (And, in case I muddled the halves and thought the lady's name was Mary Marks, I decided that it would be a very windy day and that, as the skirt of her wedding gown was blown by the gales, I was able to see that she was wearing suspenders.)
- An article in the same issue explained that The Observer accepted assurances obtained at three different levels from the "security authorities" that they had no evidence that Sir Harold or his private secretary, Lady Falkender, had been a target for KGB blackmail or had been "a plant".
- Rich and titled passengers often travelled with several servants including a lady's maid, butler, valet, nursery maid, footman and nanny.
- Following these up, I went into a chemist's shop, introduced myself to the tall lady assistant and said that I was a friend of her future husband's brother.
- The people at the GPO were also remarkably efficient, since letters addressed as vaguely as "The Old Lady in the TV Programme, Somewhere in the Yorkshire Dales" were faithfully delivered.
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