mistress
amante
definition
noun
she is always mistress of the situation, coolly self-possessed
a woman in a position of authority or control.
Elsie knew her husband had a mistress tucked away somewhere
a woman having an extramarital sexual relationship, especially with a married man.
translation of 'mistress'
noun
señora,
ama de casa,
maestra,
querida,
amante,
profesora
example
And of all the worst teachers, we had to be found by our discipline 'mistress' , the strictest teacher in our whole school.
If I hadn't become a successful actor I'd have been a wardrobe 'mistress' , without a doubt.
And as servants they presumably fell under the protection of the master or 'mistress' of the household.
It turned out their previous teacher had been a Miss Barwell from the Home Counties, a former elocution 'mistress' who prided herself on her cut-glass vowels.
She was the queen, the 'mistress' of the house, cool and confident, beautiful and elegant.
Once she recognizes the historical constitution of the plantation 'mistress' , Peterkin elects to reproduce it through her own activities.
It soon becomes clear that Aurora is a 'mistress' of misinformation.
I personally thought that Carina would be rather reluctant to give up the position of King's 'mistress' even if Edmund had promised her nothing more.
The post 'mistress' raises our flag in front of the post office.
Irritation, however, was hardly noble, and the dark 'mistress' of science was finding it… well, irritating.
At the end, the Chinese 'mistress' of ceremonies slipped up by saying ‘goodbye’ in Japanese.
a 'mistress' of the sound bite, she is famed for the acidity of her tongue
This second post also carried with it a position of assistant 'mistress' and Cartwright soon found that she was being diverted from teaching by the administration.
However, she refused to be the 'mistress' of the king.
Elsie knew her husband had a 'mistress' tucked away somewhere
In 1963 she became mathematics and science 'mistress' at Danebank and remained here on part-time duties until 1974.
A love triangle goes wrong when a seventeen-year-old 'mistress' takes out her lover's wife.
Diana was a 'mistress' of manipulation of the press.
The manner of the 'mistress' of the house showed that she entirely agreed with him.
Despite pleading and begging, the evil karaoke 'mistress' would not budge.
The orange striped black cat purred and stalked towards the pool table, curling through her 'mistress' ' legs.
The Headmaster and 'mistress' watched the students excitedly, waiting for them to hug.
Athill is the 'mistress' of a cool, seemingly careless style.
Susan Swan is clearly the 'mistress' of her material, and her narrative technique copes effortlessly with moving back and forth, between the journals of the past and the events of the present.
I recall quarrelling with Mrs. Look, our dumpy discipline 'mistress' , because I technically didn't break any rules, and she didn't allow me in.
They helped organize the 1963 March on Washington and were master and 'mistress' of ceremonies.
Such a warrior is invariably a veteran, and a 'mistress' of the art of war.
Despite the frightful sound of it, this acronym does not in fact indicate some child in callipers, nor does it reference what used to be whispered about the preferred proclivities of my biology 'mistress' at school.
The head 'mistress' looked very warm and welcoming, although stern and strict too.
he asked for the 'mistress' of the house
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