businesswoman

English

Etymology

From business +‎ -woman.

Pronunciation

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Noun

businesswoman (plural businesswomen)

1. A woman involved in business.

Translations

woman of business

• Chechen: совдегар (sovdegar)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 女商人 (nǚshāngrén)

• Czech: obchodnice f, byznysmanka f, byznysmenka f
• Dutch: zakenvrouw (nl) f
• Esperanto: aferistino
• Estonian: ärinaine
• Finnish: bisnesnainen
• French: femme d’affaires (fr) f
• German: Geschäftsfrau (de) f, Unternehmerin (de) f
• Greek: επιχειρηματίη (epicheirimatíi)
• Hebrew: אשת-עסקים f (eshet-'asaqym)
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• Hungarian: üzletasszony (hu)
• Italian: donna d'affari (it) f
• Japanese: 女性実業家 (じょせいじつぎょうか, josei jitsugyōka), ビジネスウーマン (bijinesuūman)
• Korean: 여자 실업가 (yeoja sireopga)
• Latin: negotiatrix f
• Polish: businesswoman (pl), bizneswoman, bizneswomen, (collectively) biznesmenka f
• Portuguese: mulher de negócios f
• Romanian: femeie de afaceri f, afaceristă (ro) f
• Russian: делова́я же́нщина f (delovája žénščina), же́нщина-бизнесме́н f (žénščina-biznɛsmén), бизнесву́мен (ru) f (biznɛsvúmɛn), предпринима́тельница (ru) f (predprinimátelʹnica), коммерса́нтка (ru) f (kommersántka), бизнесме́нка (ru) f (biznɛsménka), бизнесме́нша (ru) f (biznɛsménša)
• Spanish: mujer de negocios f, negocianta f
• Swedish: affärskvinna (sv) c
• Turkish: iş kadını (tr)

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French

Etymology

Borrowed from English.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /biz.nɛ.swo.man/ ~ /biz.ne.swo.man/

Noun

businesswoman f (plural businesswomen, masculine businessman)

1. businesswoman