Definition of woman power in English:

woman power

(also womenpower, womanpower)

noun ˈwʊmən ˌpaʊə

1Usually in form woman-power. Women considered collectively in relation to their capacity for work; the number of women working or available for work or service; the power of women in work.
2Power or authority exercised by women; (especially in later use) a self-reliant attitude among women manifested in ambition, assertiveness, and individualism.

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in Republican. In some forms from woman + power. In some forms from the plural of woman + power.

Definition of woman power in US English:

woman power

(also womenpower, womanpower)

nounˈwʊmən ˌpaʊə

1Usually in form woman-power. Women considered collectively in relation to their capacity for work; the number of women working or available for work or service; the power of women in work.
2Power or authority exercised by women; (especially in later use) a self-reliant attitude among women manifested in ambition, assertiveness, and individualism.

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in Republican. In some forms from woman + power. In some forms from the plural of woman + power.

单词	woman power
释义	Definition of woman power in English: woman power (also womenpower, womanpower) noun ˈwʊmən ˌpaʊə 1Usually in form woman-power. Women considered collectively in relation to their capacity for work; the number of women working or available for work or service; the power of women in work. 2Power or authority exercised by women; (especially in later use) a self-reliant attitude among women manifested in ambition, assertiveness, and individualism. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in Republican. In some forms from woman + power. In some forms from the plural of woman + power. Definition of woman power in US English: woman power (also womenpower, womanpower) nounˈwʊmən ˌpaʊə 1Usually in form woman-power. Women considered collectively in relation to their capacity for work; the number of women working or available for work or service; the power of women in work. 2Power or authority exercised by women; (especially in later use) a self-reliant attitude among women manifested in ambition, assertiveness, and individualism. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in Republican. In some forms from woman + power. In some forms from the plural of woman + power.
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