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Qu'est-ce (qui) est proprietress - définition


Proprietress         
WIKTIONARY REDIRECT
·noun A female proprietor.
proprietress         
WIKTIONARY REDIRECT
(proprietresses)
The proprietress of a hotel, shop, or business is the woman who owns it. (FORMAL)
The proprietress was alone in the bar.
= owner
N-COUNT
Exemples du corpus de texte pour proprietress
1. Eric Ellis Schapelle Corby, the 27–year–old daughter of a fish–and–chip shop proprietress from Queensland, is not your usual Australian heroine.
2. Although this mystical proprietress of a spice store in San Francisco helps others to better their lives, Tilo’s leads an austere life, which is confined to her small ‘Spice Bazar’ in San Francisco.
3. Finding herself suddenly thrust back into the centre of a royal crisis which she thought she had left far behind came as a shock to B & B proprietress Mrs Alexandra Pettifer, as she went about her life in South Wales yesterday with husband Charles and their four children.
4. Ample time in this memoir is dedicated to the familiar New York writerly practices of bemoaning missed publishing deadlines; whiling away endless hours at various overpriced restaurants; and interviewing the waiters, bartenders, and owners catering to the literati (including Elaine Kaufman, proprietress of New York‘s famed Elaine‘s). Talese also tells of his ill–fated assignment covering the John and Lorena Bobbitt mutilation trial in 1''3 and 1''4 for The New Yorker.