mistress
21Mistress — Miss steht für: Miss (Anredeform), das Kürzel der englischen Anrede Mistress für unverheiratete Frauen, siehe auch die neutrale Form Ms. Domina (BDSM), in der Form Mistress den Titel für Schönheitsköniginnen, siehe Schönheitswettbewerb Misserfolg …
22mistress — noun /ˈmɪstrɪs/ a) a woman, specifically one with control, authority or ownership She was the mistress of the mansion, and owned the horses. b) a female teacher games mistress Syn: boss, head …
23mistress — noun ADJECTIVE ▪ former ▪ young … OF MISTRESSES ▪ string (esp. BrE) ▪ The king kept a string of mistresses. VERB + MISTRESS …
24mistress — noun 1》 a woman in a position of authority or control. ↘Brit. a female schoolteacher. ↘the female owner of a dog, cat, etc. ↘archaic a female head of a household. 2》 a woman skilled in a particular subject or activity: a mistress of… …
25mistress — mis•tress [[t]ˈmɪs trɪs[/t]] n. 1) a woman who has authority, esp. the female head of a household or the like 2) a woman employing servants or attendants 3) a female owner of an animal, or formerly, a slave 4) a woman who has a continuing sexual… …
26mistress — /ˈmɪstrəs / (say mistruhs) noun 1. a woman who has authority or control; the female head of a household or some other establishment. 2. a woman employing, or in authority over, servants or attendants. 3. a female owner, as of a slave, horse, dog …
27mistress — noun Etymology: Middle English maistresse, from Anglo French mestresse, feminine of mestre master more at master Date: 14th century 1. a woman who has power, authority, or ownership: as a. the female head of a household b. a woman who employs or… …
28Mistress — Mis|tress auch: Mist|ress I 〈[ mı̣strıs] f.; , es [ trısız]; in England〉 Hausfrau, Herrin II 〈[ mı̣sız] f.; ; unz.; Abk.: Mrs.; veraltet〉 Frau (engl. Anrede für verheiratete Frauen, allein od. vor dem Namen) [engl. <m …
29mistress — Synonyms and related words: Dulcinea, abbess, beneficiary, best girl, cestui, cestui que trust, cestui que use, chatelaine, concubine, dame, deedholder, dowager, doxy, dream girl, duenna, educatress, feoffee, feudatory, first lady, gill, girl,… …
30Mistress — Mis|tress [ mistris] die; , es [...siz] <aus engl. mistress »Herrin, Gebieterin«, dies aus gleichbed. altfr. maistresse, vgl. ↑Mätresse>: 1. (ohne Artikel) engl. Anrede für eine [verheiratete] Frau in Verbindung mit dem Namen; Abk.: Mrs.… …
