第三人称复数：first ladies
名词第一夫人
1. 总统夫人：first-lady 元首夫人 | first-lady 总统夫人 | first-lady 第一夫人
2. 元首夫人：first-handforthrightstraight-way 直接地 | first-lady 元首夫人 | first-lady 总统夫人
3. 女领袖：女接线员/hello girl | 女领袖/first lady | 女朋友,情人/best girl;red-hot mama
1. first lady
1. 第一夫人;总统夫人;州长夫人
The First Lady in a country or state is the wife of the president or state governor, or a woman who performs the official duties normally performed by the wife.
e.g. America's First Lady stood on the sweeping staircase of the White House.
美国第一夫人站在白宫的弧形楼梯上。
2. 女领袖;女杰;巾帼英雄
If you refer to a woman as the first lady of something, you mean that you consider her to be better at the thing mentioned than any other person.
e.g. ...the first lady of song, Ella Fitzgerald.
歌坛天后埃拉·菲茨杰拉德
1. Be chivalrous to the female by following the rule " lady first ".
2. Karzai arrived at Camp David in the late afternoon greeted by Bush and first lady Laura Bush.
3. And the first lady triumphed over the comedian in a climactic potato sack race.
4. Clinton's aides initially signaled she would virtually concede Wisconsin, and the former first lady spent less time in the state than Obama.
5. Her controversial tenure as first lady left her a deeply polarizing figure among voters, leading many Democrats to doubt Clinton's viability in a general election.
6. The first photo displayed is a portrait of Lady Gaga, which was a Vogue cover in 2009.
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7. The former first lady had argued during the Democratic primary campaign that Obama was too inexperienced to be US president.
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8. As for Valentine's Day on Monday, the first lady said her husband would do right by giving her jewelry.
9. Both the first lady and Schwarzenegger hailed Bush's leadership in terms that bordered on extravagant in speeches that did double political duty.
10. Barack Obama also criticized the former first lady for having voted in the Senate against incentives for ethanol production and higher fuel efficiency standards.
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