Definition of Parisienne in English:

Parisienne

noun paˌrɪzɪˈɛnpaʀizjɛnpəˌrēzēˈen

A Parisian girl or woman.
Example sentencesExamples
- However, once the coffee is securely in her hands, she café-sits like a true Parisienne, and her people-watching skills are unrivaled.
- There were pothead hippies, in-line skaters, little old Parisiennes with pugs (admittedly not many).
- She's a young, beautiful Parisienne and is busy planning her wedding to her fiancé Tom.
- Katherine saw the serious Madison leading a giddy young Parisienne out to dance.
- A diverse community of old Parisiennes, students, young men of African and Arab descent, artists, singers, street people, gays and straights, all end up mobilized and working together toward a common goal.
- She in particular got it into her head that you have fallen prey to some wily Parisienne.
- I must admit to having had a small chuckle at the TV pics of thousands of Parisiennes booing at the result.
- The Boers had the sympathy of Europe and of many Americans, and fashionable Parisiennes dressed themselves à la Boër.
- Dariaux is a real-life Parisienne, who worked at the salon of Nina Ricci.
- For 60 years Doisneau chronicled Paris's post-war rebirth: the dreamers in the bistros, the balloon sellers in the Tuileries gardens, the children playing in the streets, the chic Parisiennes and the prostitutes.
- There his pretty and ambitious wife, though a Parisienne herself, railed constantly against Marat, Danton, Robespierre, and the whole Parisian delegation in the Convention.
- Perhaps Schumacher saw the obvious creep potential in that sweet Parisienne - or perhaps he's a fan of Ted Hughes's compelling poem Do Not Pick Up the Telephone.
- After he spotted Tautou's face on a poster for Venus Beauty, the blonde, blue-eyed Englishwoman morphed into a dark-haired, brown-eyed Parisienne.
- As she nurses Roxy through her woes, Isabel gradually develops into an authentic Parisienne.
- These were respectable people: the shopkeepers, the small businessmen, war veterans wearing their medals, more of those Parisiennes with pugs, men in berets carrying symbolic baguettes.
- The blog's enthusiasm has gained the 25-year-old Parisienne mentions in Gourmet magazine, The New York Times Style Magazine and countless links from across the blogosphere.
- True, the French women I know tend not to get too hung up on ‘dieting’; I have never witnessed a Parisienne performing the calorie or carbo calculus that bedevils so many British meals.

adjectivepaˌrɪzɪˈɛnpaʀizjɛnpəˌrēzēˈen

Relating to Paris; Parisian.
the most famous Parisienne brasserie in the world
Parisienne haute couture
Example sentencesExamples
- It has her musing about cormorants, nautical terms and charts, spiders, ecology, conquistadors and hats on Parisienne heads.
- It had two pools - the Priest Bath (named after Father Mahoney) and the Madame Rachael Bath (named after a notorious Parisienne cosmetician).
- That my friends, and my subsequent Parisienne adventures, are stories for another day.
- An attractive 52-year-old with a warm smile and an understated Parisienne sense of style, Baye is considered to be one of her country's top actresses.
- But the Parisienne clientele were not receptive to the cross culture menu.
- The drama selects scenes from famous operas and employs them to tell the story of a young Parisienne woman, and includes music from La Bohme and La Traviata among others.
- That's my Parisienne cookbook, my Tuscan creations cookbook and my Provencal herbs reference.
- The long, inward opening windows, are, however, very Parisienne.
- It went on to take Air Canada's People's Award and share the Grand Prix of the Americas with Parisienne actress/writer/director Agnes Jaoui's tart comedy of manners, The Taste of Others.
- Everything was all very Parisienne chic and the proportions are all perfect to flatter the female body.

Origin

Mid 17th century: French, feminine of parisien 'Parisian'.

Definition of Parisienne in US English:

Parisienne

nounpəˌrēzēˈen

A Parisian girl or woman.
Example sentencesExamples
- True, the French women I know tend not to get too hung up on ‘dieting’; I have never witnessed a Parisienne performing the calorie or carbo calculus that bedevils so many British meals.
- The Boers had the sympathy of Europe and of many Americans, and fashionable Parisiennes dressed themselves à la Boër.
- A diverse community of old Parisiennes, students, young men of African and Arab descent, artists, singers, street people, gays and straights, all end up mobilized and working together toward a common goal.
- However, once the coffee is securely in her hands, she café-sits like a true Parisienne, and her people-watching skills are unrivaled.
- Perhaps Schumacher saw the obvious creep potential in that sweet Parisienne - or perhaps he's a fan of Ted Hughes's compelling poem Do Not Pick Up the Telephone.
- The blog's enthusiasm has gained the 25-year-old Parisienne mentions in Gourmet magazine, The New York Times Style Magazine and countless links from across the blogosphere.
- I must admit to having had a small chuckle at the TV pics of thousands of Parisiennes booing at the result.
- There his pretty and ambitious wife, though a Parisienne herself, railed constantly against Marat, Danton, Robespierre, and the whole Parisian delegation in the Convention.
- Katherine saw the serious Madison leading a giddy young Parisienne out to dance.
- For 60 years Doisneau chronicled Paris's post-war rebirth: the dreamers in the bistros, the balloon sellers in the Tuileries gardens, the children playing in the streets, the chic Parisiennes and the prostitutes.
- These were respectable people: the shopkeepers, the small businessmen, war veterans wearing their medals, more of those Parisiennes with pugs, men in berets carrying symbolic baguettes.
- As she nurses Roxy through her woes, Isabel gradually develops into an authentic Parisienne.
- There were pothead hippies, in-line skaters, little old Parisiennes with pugs (admittedly not many).
- Dariaux is a real-life Parisienne, who worked at the salon of Nina Ricci.
- She in particular got it into her head that you have fallen prey to some wily Parisienne.
- After he spotted Tautou's face on a poster for Venus Beauty, the blonde, blue-eyed Englishwoman morphed into a dark-haired, brown-eyed Parisienne.
- She's a young, beautiful Parisienne and is busy planning her wedding to her fiancé Tom.

adjectivepəˌrēzēˈen

Relating to Paris; Parisian.
the most famous Parisienne brasserie in the world
Parisienne haute couture
Example sentencesExamples
- The long, inward opening windows, are, however, very Parisienne.
- The drama selects scenes from famous operas and employs them to tell the story of a young Parisienne woman, and includes music from La Bohme and La Traviata among others.
- An attractive 52-year-old with a warm smile and an understated Parisienne sense of style, Baye is considered to be one of her country's top actresses.
- That my friends, and my subsequent Parisienne adventures, are stories for another day.
- Everything was all very Parisienne chic and the proportions are all perfect to flatter the female body.
- It had two pools - the Priest Bath (named after Father Mahoney) and the Madame Rachael Bath (named after a notorious Parisienne cosmetician).
- It went on to take Air Canada's People's Award and share the Grand Prix of the Americas with Parisienne actress/writer/director Agnes Jaoui's tart comedy of manners, The Taste of Others.
- That's my Parisienne cookbook, my Tuscan creations cookbook and my Provencal herbs reference.
- But the Parisienne clientele were not receptive to the cross culture menu.
- It has her musing about cormorants, nautical terms and charts, spiders, ecology, conquistadors and hats on Parisienne heads.

Origin

Mid 17th century: French, feminine of parisien ‘Parisian’.

单词	Parisienne
释义	Definition of Parisienne in English: Parisienne noun paˌrɪzɪˈɛnpaʀizjɛnpəˌrēzēˈen A Parisian girl or woman. Example sentencesExamples However, once the coffee is securely in her hands, she café-sits like a true Parisienne, and her people-watching skills are unrivaled. There were pothead hippies, in-line skaters, little old Parisiennes with pugs (admittedly not many). She's a young, beautiful Parisienne and is busy planning her wedding to her fiancé Tom. Katherine saw the serious Madison leading a giddy young Parisienne out to dance. A diverse community of old Parisiennes, students, young men of African and Arab descent, artists, singers, street people, gays and straights, all end up mobilized and working together toward a common goal. She in particular got it into her head that you have fallen prey to some wily Parisienne. I must admit to having had a small chuckle at the TV pics of thousands of Parisiennes booing at the result. The Boers had the sympathy of Europe and of many Americans, and fashionable Parisiennes dressed themselves à la Boër. Dariaux is a real-life Parisienne, who worked at the salon of Nina Ricci. For 60 years Doisneau chronicled Paris's post-war rebirth: the dreamers in the bistros, the balloon sellers in the Tuileries gardens, the children playing in the streets, the chic Parisiennes and the prostitutes. There his pretty and ambitious wife, though a Parisienne herself, railed constantly against Marat, Danton, Robespierre, and the whole Parisian delegation in the Convention. Perhaps Schumacher saw the obvious creep potential in that sweet Parisienne - or perhaps he's a fan of Ted Hughes's compelling poem Do Not Pick Up the Telephone. After he spotted Tautou's face on a poster for Venus Beauty, the blonde, blue-eyed Englishwoman morphed into a dark-haired, brown-eyed Parisienne. As she nurses Roxy through her woes, Isabel gradually develops into an authentic Parisienne. These were respectable people: the shopkeepers, the small businessmen, war veterans wearing their medals, more of those Parisiennes with pugs, men in berets carrying symbolic baguettes. The blog's enthusiasm has gained the 25-year-old Parisienne mentions in Gourmet magazine, The New York Times Style Magazine and countless links from across the blogosphere. True, the French women I know tend not to get too hung up on ‘dieting’; I have never witnessed a Parisienne performing the calorie or carbo calculus that bedevils so many British meals. adjectivepaˌrɪzɪˈɛnpaʀizjɛnpəˌrēzēˈen Relating to Paris; Parisian. the most famous Parisienne brasserie in the world Parisienne haute couture Example sentencesExamples It has her musing about cormorants, nautical terms and charts, spiders, ecology, conquistadors and hats on Parisienne heads. It had two pools - the Priest Bath (named after Father Mahoney) and the Madame Rachael Bath (named after a notorious Parisienne cosmetician). That my friends, and my subsequent Parisienne adventures, are stories for another day. An attractive 52-year-old with a warm smile and an understated Parisienne sense of style, Baye is considered to be one of her country's top actresses. But the Parisienne clientele were not receptive to the cross culture menu. The drama selects scenes from famous operas and employs them to tell the story of a young Parisienne woman, and includes music from La Bohme and La Traviata among others. That's my Parisienne cookbook, my Tuscan creations cookbook and my Provencal herbs reference. The long, inward opening windows, are, however, very Parisienne. It went on to take Air Canada's People's Award and share the Grand Prix of the Americas with Parisienne actress/writer/director Agnes Jaoui's tart comedy of manners, The Taste of Others. Everything was all very Parisienne chic and the proportions are all perfect to flatter the female body. Origin Mid 17th century: French, feminine of parisien 'Parisian'. Definition of Parisienne in US English: Parisienne nounpəˌrēzēˈen A Parisian girl or woman. Example sentencesExamples True, the French women I know tend not to get too hung up on ‘dieting’; I have never witnessed a Parisienne performing the calorie or carbo calculus that bedevils so many British meals. The Boers had the sympathy of Europe and of many Americans, and fashionable Parisiennes dressed themselves à la Boër. A diverse community of old Parisiennes, students, young men of African and Arab descent, artists, singers, street people, gays and straights, all end up mobilized and working together toward a common goal. However, once the coffee is securely in her hands, she café-sits like a true Parisienne, and her people-watching skills are unrivaled. Perhaps Schumacher saw the obvious creep potential in that sweet Parisienne - or perhaps he's a fan of Ted Hughes's compelling poem Do Not Pick Up the Telephone. The blog's enthusiasm has gained the 25-year-old Parisienne mentions in Gourmet magazine, The New York Times Style Magazine and countless links from across the blogosphere. I must admit to having had a small chuckle at the TV pics of thousands of Parisiennes booing at the result. There his pretty and ambitious wife, though a Parisienne herself, railed constantly against Marat, Danton, Robespierre, and the whole Parisian delegation in the Convention. Katherine saw the serious Madison leading a giddy young Parisienne out to dance. For 60 years Doisneau chronicled Paris's post-war rebirth: the dreamers in the bistros, the balloon sellers in the Tuileries gardens, the children playing in the streets, the chic Parisiennes and the prostitutes. These were respectable people: the shopkeepers, the small businessmen, war veterans wearing their medals, more of those Parisiennes with pugs, men in berets carrying symbolic baguettes. As she nurses Roxy through her woes, Isabel gradually develops into an authentic Parisienne. There were pothead hippies, in-line skaters, little old Parisiennes with pugs (admittedly not many). Dariaux is a real-life Parisienne, who worked at the salon of Nina Ricci. She in particular got it into her head that you have fallen prey to some wily Parisienne. After he spotted Tautou's face on a poster for Venus Beauty, the blonde, blue-eyed Englishwoman morphed into a dark-haired, brown-eyed Parisienne. She's a young, beautiful Parisienne and is busy planning her wedding to her fiancé Tom. adjectivepəˌrēzēˈen Relating to Paris; Parisian. the most famous Parisienne brasserie in the world Parisienne haute couture Example sentencesExamples The long, inward opening windows, are, however, very Parisienne. The drama selects scenes from famous operas and employs them to tell the story of a young Parisienne woman, and includes music from La Bohme and La Traviata among others. An attractive 52-year-old with a warm smile and an understated Parisienne sense of style, Baye is considered to be one of her country's top actresses. That my friends, and my subsequent Parisienne adventures, are stories for another day. Everything was all very Parisienne chic and the proportions are all perfect to flatter the female body. It had two pools - the Priest Bath (named after Father Mahoney) and the Madame Rachael Bath (named after a notorious Parisienne cosmetician). It went on to take Air Canada's People's Award and share the Grand Prix of the Americas with Parisienne actress/writer/director Agnes Jaoui's tart comedy of manners, The Taste of Others. That's my Parisienne cookbook, my Tuscan creations cookbook and my Provencal herbs reference. But the Parisienne clientele were not receptive to the cross culture menu. It has her musing about cormorants, nautical terms and charts, spiders, ecology, conquistadors and hats on Parisienne heads. Origin Mid 17th century: French, feminine of parisien ‘Parisian’.
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