Oxford Spanish Dictionary
Oxford Spanish Dictionary
lady <pl ladies> [αμερικ ˈleɪdi, βρετ ˈleɪdi] ΟΥΣ
1.1. lady (woman):
1.2. lady (refined woman):
dinner [αμερικ ˈdɪnər, βρετ ˈdɪnə] ΟΥΣ U or C
1. dinner (in evening):
3. dinner (at midday):
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We could get our streets swept, employ a teaching assistant or a dinner lady.
www.thenorthernecho.co.uk But it was not all plain-sailing for the daughter of a railwayman and school dinner lady, who faced not only three cancer battles but also suffered depression, alcoholism and heartbreak.
www.dailymail.co.uk She was a dinner lady and all the children loved her.
www.dailymail.co.uk A retired dinner lady was so shocked after finding out about her million-pound win that she had to be driven home from the newsagents by a kindly shop assistant.
www.independent.co.uk My mum was a dinner lady, my dad was a labourer before he injured himself and was on sickness benefits for much of my childhood.
www.telegraph.co.uk