Definition of First Lady in English:

First Lady

noun

1The wife of the president of the US or other head of state.
Example sentencesExamples
- The president and the first lady know that that's what the public wants and demands.
- One obvious result that emerges from an examination of the character of presidents and first ladies is that very few White House couples shared the same character traits.
- The first lady will speak to the World Economic Forum tomorrow in Jordan.
- And we leave you know with a picture of the president and the first lady returning to the South Lawn of the White House.
- And you don't think, therefore, the president or the first lady owe us an explanation of this at all.
- Not every producer receives a phone call from the first lady commending his film.
- She was later escorted by the president and the first lady to Air Force One for the ribbon-cutting ceremony.
- Indeed, it behooves us to consider the first lady as such scholarship can inform presidential studies.
- Our viewers can see the president and the first lady walking in now.
- A few scholars have addressed the issue of the duties of the first lady.
- It's brought the president and the first lady back to Washington from Camp David.
- The president and the first lady should be the chief guests.
- The president and first lady attended St. John's Episcopal Church in Washington this morning.
- With coaching from her father, the kindergartner has learned the names of world leaders, all 15 cabinet members, past presidents, first ladies and constitutional amendments.
- There's a camaraderie, a collegiality among former presidents and present presidents and first ladies that I'm really looking forward to tomorrow.
1. 1.1 The leading woman in a particular activity or profession.
  the first lady of rock
  Example sentencesExamples
  The first lady of underground rock is always a welcome presence on the music scene, but there's nothing here she hasn't done before and better.
  The rest of the ride is the sort of reflective, acoustic rock that will probably see her hailed as the new first lady of folk, but her appeal should be more wide-ranging.

Definition of First Lady in US English:

First Lady

nounfərst ˈlādēfərst ˈleɪdi

1The wife of the president of the US or other head of state.
Example sentencesExamples
- The first lady will speak to the World Economic Forum tomorrow in Jordan.
- A few scholars have addressed the issue of the duties of the first lady.
- With coaching from her father, the kindergartner has learned the names of world leaders, all 15 cabinet members, past presidents, first ladies and constitutional amendments.
- She was later escorted by the president and the first lady to Air Force One for the ribbon-cutting ceremony.
- There's a camaraderie, a collegiality among former presidents and present presidents and first ladies that I'm really looking forward to tomorrow.
- And you don't think, therefore, the president or the first lady owe us an explanation of this at all.
- Indeed, it behooves us to consider the first lady as such scholarship can inform presidential studies.
- The president and the first lady know that that's what the public wants and demands.
- It's brought the president and the first lady back to Washington from Camp David.
- The president and first lady attended St. John's Episcopal Church in Washington this morning.
- Not every producer receives a phone call from the first lady commending his film.
- The president and the first lady should be the chief guests.
- One obvious result that emerges from an examination of the character of presidents and first ladies is that very few White House couples shared the same character traits.
- Our viewers can see the president and the first lady walking in now.
- And we leave you know with a picture of the president and the first lady returning to the South Lawn of the White House.
1. 1.1 The leading woman in a particular activity or profession.
  the first lady of rock
  Example sentencesExamples
  The rest of the ride is the sort of reflective, acoustic rock that will probably see her hailed as the new first lady of folk, but her appeal should be more wide-ranging.
  The first lady of underground rock is always a welcome presence on the music scene, but there's nothing here she hasn't done before and better.

单词	First Lady
释义	Definition of First Lady in English: First Lady noun 1The wife of the president of the US or other head of state. Example sentencesExamples The president and the first lady know that that's what the public wants and demands. One obvious result that emerges from an examination of the character of presidents and first ladies is that very few White House couples shared the same character traits. The first lady will speak to the World Economic Forum tomorrow in Jordan. And we leave you know with a picture of the president and the first lady returning to the South Lawn of the White House. And you don't think, therefore, the president or the first lady owe us an explanation of this at all. Not every producer receives a phone call from the first lady commending his film. She was later escorted by the president and the first lady to Air Force One for the ribbon-cutting ceremony. Indeed, it behooves us to consider the first lady as such scholarship can inform presidential studies. Our viewers can see the president and the first lady walking in now. A few scholars have addressed the issue of the duties of the first lady. It's brought the president and the first lady back to Washington from Camp David. The president and the first lady should be the chief guests. The president and first lady attended St. John's Episcopal Church in Washington this morning. With coaching from her father, the kindergartner has learned the names of world leaders, all 15 cabinet members, past presidents, first ladies and constitutional amendments. There's a camaraderie, a collegiality among former presidents and present presidents and first ladies that I'm really looking forward to tomorrow. 1.1 The leading woman in a particular activity or profession. the first lady of rock Example sentencesExamples The first lady of underground rock is always a welcome presence on the music scene, but there's nothing here she hasn't done before and better. The rest of the ride is the sort of reflective, acoustic rock that will probably see her hailed as the new first lady of folk, but her appeal should be more wide-ranging. Definition of First Lady in US English: First Lady nounfərst ˈlādēfərst ˈleɪdi 1The wife of the president of the US or other head of state. Example sentencesExamples The first lady will speak to the World Economic Forum tomorrow in Jordan. A few scholars have addressed the issue of the duties of the first lady. With coaching from her father, the kindergartner has learned the names of world leaders, all 15 cabinet members, past presidents, first ladies and constitutional amendments. She was later escorted by the president and the first lady to Air Force One for the ribbon-cutting ceremony. There's a camaraderie, a collegiality among former presidents and present presidents and first ladies that I'm really looking forward to tomorrow. And you don't think, therefore, the president or the first lady owe us an explanation of this at all. Indeed, it behooves us to consider the first lady as such scholarship can inform presidential studies. The president and the first lady know that that's what the public wants and demands. It's brought the president and the first lady back to Washington from Camp David. The president and first lady attended St. John's Episcopal Church in Washington this morning. Not every producer receives a phone call from the first lady commending his film. The president and the first lady should be the chief guests. One obvious result that emerges from an examination of the character of presidents and first ladies is that very few White House couples shared the same character traits. Our viewers can see the president and the first lady walking in now. And we leave you know with a picture of the president and the first lady returning to the South Lawn of the White House. 1.1 The leading woman in a particular activity or profession. the first lady of rock Example sentencesExamples The rest of the ride is the sort of reflective, acoustic rock that will probably see her hailed as the new first lady of folk, but her appeal should be more wide-ranging. The first lady of underground rock is always a welcome presence on the music scene, but there's nothing here she hasn't done before and better.
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