Definition of councilwoman in English:

councilwoman

nounPlural councilwomenˈkaʊns(ə)lˌwʊmənˈkaʊnsəlˌwʊmən

A female member of a council, especially a municipal one.
as title Councilwoman Alberta Hipps
Example sentencesExamples
- The bid would displace 1,000 families, a city councilwoman claims.
- San Diego is a hot prospect for the next municipal solar bond initiative; San Diego city councilwoman Donna Frye is spearheading the initiative for the city.
- I'll talk with one city councilwoman who, however, opposed the idea.
- One New York City councilwoman is upset enough to introduce a bill that would make theaters print the actual start times of the movies without the ads.
- Nevertheless, the area's city councilwoman said she had received only two e-mail messages opposing the project, and residents seemed divided during interviews last week.
- Both developers are unhappy with decisions the councilwomen made in the recent zoning process.
- She faces a tough battle against the city councilwoman, who is being forced out of her current job by term limits.
- A former LA city councilwoman called the fund ‘the most important progressive victory in the city since the living wage law was adopted’ in 1997.
- The campaign launched this fall would put zoning decisions in two councilwomen's districts on the ballot.
- After 15 years of generally distinguished service as 6th District councilwoman, she deserved better.
- We'll be talking with a councilwoman who voted against that new power for the police.
- They have had over a dozen years each as councilmen and councilwomen to help Los Angeles and they have failed.
- In addition to her presidential role, many in the Washington metropolitan area know her as a former city councilwoman in the District of Columbia, a position she held for 21 years.
- In 2005, when three councilwomen failed to attend an often-delayed vote on the budget, he ordered city police to fetch them.
- ‘The amount of noise in New York is just overwhelming,’ Upper East Side councilwoman Eva Moskowitz said in sponsoring the bill, which would make New York the first car-alarm-free municipality in the nation.
- He says the councilwoman is willing to leave the decision on mounted horses up to Johnson.
- She has also served as municipal council woman and completed three terms as a congresswoman.

Definition of councilwoman in US English:

councilwoman

nounˈkounsəlˌwo͝omənˈkaʊnsəlˌwʊmən

A woman who is a member of a council, especially a municipal one.
as title Councilwoman Alberta Hipps
Example sentencesExamples
- The campaign launched this fall would put zoning decisions in two councilwomen's districts on the ballot.
- In 2005, when three councilwomen failed to attend an often-delayed vote on the budget, he ordered city police to fetch them.
- I'll talk with one city councilwoman who, however, opposed the idea.
- ‘The amount of noise in New York is just overwhelming,’ Upper East Side councilwoman Eva Moskowitz said in sponsoring the bill, which would make New York the first car-alarm-free municipality in the nation.
- Nevertheless, the area's city councilwoman said she had received only two e-mail messages opposing the project, and residents seemed divided during interviews last week.
- He says the councilwoman is willing to leave the decision on mounted horses up to Johnson.
- She faces a tough battle against the city councilwoman, who is being forced out of her current job by term limits.
- In addition to her presidential role, many in the Washington metropolitan area know her as a former city councilwoman in the District of Columbia, a position she held for 21 years.
- After 15 years of generally distinguished service as 6th District councilwoman, she deserved better.
- A former LA city councilwoman called the fund ‘the most important progressive victory in the city since the living wage law was adopted’ in 1997.
- San Diego is a hot prospect for the next municipal solar bond initiative; San Diego city councilwoman Donna Frye is spearheading the initiative for the city.
- She has also served as municipal council woman and completed three terms as a congresswoman.
- The bid would displace 1,000 families, a city councilwoman claims.
- Both developers are unhappy with decisions the councilwomen made in the recent zoning process.
- We'll be talking with a councilwoman who voted against that new power for the police.
- One New York City councilwoman is upset enough to introduce a bill that would make theaters print the actual start times of the movies without the ads.
- They have had over a dozen years each as councilmen and councilwomen to help Los Angeles and they have failed.

单词	councilwoman
释义	Definition of councilwoman in English: councilwoman nounPlural councilwomenˈkaʊns(ə)lˌwʊmənˈkaʊnsəlˌwʊmən US A female member of a council, especially a municipal one. as title Councilwoman Alberta Hipps Example sentencesExamples The bid would displace 1,000 families, a city councilwoman claims. San Diego is a hot prospect for the next municipal solar bond initiative; San Diego city councilwoman Donna Frye is spearheading the initiative for the city. I'll talk with one city councilwoman who, however, opposed the idea. One New York City councilwoman is upset enough to introduce a bill that would make theaters print the actual start times of the movies without the ads. Nevertheless, the area's city councilwoman said she had received only two e-mail messages opposing the project, and residents seemed divided during interviews last week. Both developers are unhappy with decisions the councilwomen made in the recent zoning process. She faces a tough battle against the city councilwoman, who is being forced out of her current job by term limits. A former LA city councilwoman called the fund ‘the most important progressive victory in the city since the living wage law was adopted’ in 1997. The campaign launched this fall would put zoning decisions in two councilwomen's districts on the ballot. After 15 years of generally distinguished service as 6th District councilwoman, she deserved better. We'll be talking with a councilwoman who voted against that new power for the police. They have had over a dozen years each as councilmen and councilwomen to help Los Angeles and they have failed. In addition to her presidential role, many in the Washington metropolitan area know her as a former city councilwoman in the District of Columbia, a position she held for 21 years. In 2005, when three councilwomen failed to attend an often-delayed vote on the budget, he ordered city police to fetch them. ‘The amount of noise in New York is just overwhelming,’ Upper East Side councilwoman Eva Moskowitz said in sponsoring the bill, which would make New York the first car-alarm-free municipality in the nation. He says the councilwoman is willing to leave the decision on mounted horses up to Johnson. She has also served as municipal council woman and completed three terms as a congresswoman. Definition of councilwoman in US English: councilwoman nounˈkounsəlˌwo͝omənˈkaʊnsəlˌwʊmən US A woman who is a member of a council, especially a municipal one. as title Councilwoman Alberta Hipps Example sentencesExamples The campaign launched this fall would put zoning decisions in two councilwomen's districts on the ballot. In 2005, when three councilwomen failed to attend an often-delayed vote on the budget, he ordered city police to fetch them. I'll talk with one city councilwoman who, however, opposed the idea. ‘The amount of noise in New York is just overwhelming,’ Upper East Side councilwoman Eva Moskowitz said in sponsoring the bill, which would make New York the first car-alarm-free municipality in the nation. Nevertheless, the area's city councilwoman said she had received only two e-mail messages opposing the project, and residents seemed divided during interviews last week. He says the councilwoman is willing to leave the decision on mounted horses up to Johnson. She faces a tough battle against the city councilwoman, who is being forced out of her current job by term limits. In addition to her presidential role, many in the Washington metropolitan area know her as a former city councilwoman in the District of Columbia, a position she held for 21 years. After 15 years of generally distinguished service as 6th District councilwoman, she deserved better. A former LA city councilwoman called the fund ‘the most important progressive victory in the city since the living wage law was adopted’ in 1997. San Diego is a hot prospect for the next municipal solar bond initiative; San Diego city councilwoman Donna Frye is spearheading the initiative for the city. She has also served as municipal council woman and completed three terms as a congresswoman. The bid would displace 1,000 families, a city councilwoman claims. Both developers are unhappy with decisions the councilwomen made in the recent zoning process. We'll be talking with a councilwoman who voted against that new power for the police. One New York City councilwoman is upset enough to introduce a bill that would make theaters print the actual start times of the movies without the ads. They have had over a dozen years each as councilmen and councilwomen to help Los Angeles and they have failed.
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