English to Azerbaijani Meaning of charwoman - günəmuzd


Charwoman :
günəmuzd
qarabaş
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Definitions of charwoman in English
Noun(1) a human female employed to do housework
Examples of charwoman in English
(1) In the following six sections, the charwoman Mrs. McNab enters the house, ÔÇÿtearing the veil of silenceÔÇÖ of Charmichael's and Mr. Ramsay's poetic/metaphysical visions.(2) My mother did not keep very good health, so we had a charwoman who came in to do the cleaning.(3) I met a Battersea charwoman yesterday who was almost in tears because she lived on the wrong side of the street and couldn't vote for Saklatvala.(4) Nancy Sharman recalled that her mother, a Southampton charwoman , had no time to read until her last illness, at age 54.(5) The play has two characters, upper class Mrs Holbrook and charwoman , Mrs Chicky.
Related Phrases of charwoman
(1) charwoman ::
günəmuzd
(2) woman ::
qadın
(3) char ::
kömürləşdirmək
Synonyms
Noun
1. woman ::
qadın
2. cleaning lady ::
təmizləmə lady
3. char ::
kömürləşdirmək
4. cleaning woman ::
təmizləmə qadın
Different Forms
charwoman
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