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dame
noun[ C ]
uk /deɪm/ us /deɪm/
damenoun[C] (WOMAN)
USold-fashionedslang
a woman女人
damenoun[C] (CHARACTER)
UK
the funny character of an older woman, usually played by a man, in a pantomime (= a musical play for children)（童话剧中通常由男人扮演的）老年女丑角，滑稽老太婆
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Cinema & theatre: casting, roles & scripts
billing
bit part
callback
cameo role
cast list
characterization
chorus
dialogue
exeunt
exit
fictionalize
Harlequin
miscast
off script
supporting
swing
table read
tapescript
teleplay
title role
Dame
noun[ C ]
uk /deɪm/ us /deɪm/
a title used in front of a woman's name that is given in Britain as a special honour, usually for valuable work done over a long period, or a woman having this honour: （英国授予有贡献的女性的荣誉称号）女爵士;有女爵士头衔的女性
Dame Judy Dench朱迪‧登奇女爵士
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Royalty, aristocracy & titles
accede to something
accession
anointed
anti-monarchical
anti-monarchist
dukedom
earl
earldom
emir
emperor
mister
monarch
monarchist
morganatic
Mr
royally
Rt. Hon.
Shah
sheikh
sire
dame | American Dictionary
dame
noun[ C ]
datedslangus/deɪm/
a woman:
a fast-talking dame
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