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Перевод: schoolmarm

[существительное]
учительница

Тезаурус:

1. "That's Richard III ," Miss Briggs, the schoolmarm, called.
2. lady schoolmarm, and she turned gangster's moll.
3. She really hasn't much choice, there's the glorified schoolmarm; there's the brave little woman who tries to be a good wife and housewife, and I daresay mother, as well, and makes a point of her pretty clothes; and there's the bluestocking, the eccentric and frump, the mathematic's dean who doesn't know which side her tea-cup is chipped.
4. That rebellion caused her to be half inclined to scrape her hair back in a "schoolmarm" hairstyle, and to be wearing her heavy hornrimmed spectacles when His Lordship called.
5. While I'm paying for your time, we'll discuss whatever I think necessary," and if that wasn't enough to send her temper soaring, "So, for a start, you can begin by telling me why, when I know as fact that two men at least hang their hat up in your home, you're so intent - the glasses, the schoolmarm hairstyle - on living up to the Miss Frostbite label they've pinned on you here?"
6. There were the agronomist nephew and his wife who was already a schoolmarm, two younger brothers, one having finished his philo , the other his service militaire , a niece who was at the Sorbonne and her fianc reading economics at the university of Rennes.
7. " Butterfield 8 " she read out in a clear, schoolmarm voice.
8. I gave an exasperated, schoolmarm's laugh.
9. I never thought it would work like this: having been a small child in the 50s when women dressed more or less identically and according to their age and class (gymslip, good suit, housecoat, then cardigan and pinny), I used to think that it was beautifully liberating in the 60s and 70s when convention began to permit a woman of any age to dress in virtually any style, from hooker to schoolmarm.