Definition of ex-servicewoman in English:

ex-servicewoman

nounPlural ex-servicewomenɛk(s)ˈsəːvɪsˌwʊmənɛksˈsərvɪsˌwʊmən

British

A woman who was formerly a member of the armed forces.
〈主英〉女复员军人，女退役军人
Example sentencesExamples
- A local organisation put together two teams, about 14 ex-servicemen and a couple of ex-servicewomen, to compete at archery and throwing the javelin.
- They don't have to be ex-servicewomen, although they will be made very welcome.
- In 1946 a Brisbane headline shouted that ex-servicewomen were banned from marching on Anzac Day.
- She also served as chairman of the Ex-Servicewoman's Association, an organization which aimed to find suitable employment for demobilized women.
- Some of these were ex-servicemen and ex-servicewomen who had fought in the campaigns of the Second World War.
- Its duties will be to raise funds for benevolent schemes that help ex-servicewomen or the widows, wives, and children of servicemen.
- The charity also invites all ex-servicewomen to attend a luncheon at the club following the main ceremony.

Definition of ex-servicewoman in US English:

ex-servicewoman

nouneksˈsərvisˌwo͝omənɛksˈsərvɪsˌwʊmən

British

A woman who was formerly a member of the armed forces.
〈主英〉女复员军人，女退役军人
Example sentencesExamples
- She also served as chairman of the Ex-Servicewoman's Association, an organization which aimed to find suitable employment for demobilized women.
- The charity also invites all ex-servicewomen to attend a luncheon at the club following the main ceremony.
- Its duties will be to raise funds for benevolent schemes that help ex-servicewomen or the widows, wives, and children of servicemen.
- They don't have to be ex-servicewomen, although they will be made very welcome.
- A local organisation put together two teams, about 14 ex-servicemen and a couple of ex-servicewomen, to compete at archery and throwing the javelin.
- Some of these were ex-servicemen and ex-servicewomen who had fought in the campaigns of the Second World War.
- In 1946 a Brisbane headline shouted that ex-servicewomen were banned from marching on Anzac Day.

词汇	ex-servicewoman
释义	Definition of ex-servicewoman in English: ex-servicewoman nounPlural ex-servicewomenɛk(s)ˈsəːvɪsˌwʊmənɛksˈsərvɪsˌwʊmən British A woman who was formerly a member of the armed forces. 〈主英〉女复员军人，女退役军人 Example sentencesExamples A local organisation put together two teams, about 14 ex-servicemen and a couple of ex-servicewomen, to compete at archery and throwing the javelin. They don't have to be ex-servicewomen, although they will be made very welcome. In 1946 a Brisbane headline shouted that ex-servicewomen were banned from marching on Anzac Day. She also served as chairman of the Ex-Servicewoman's Association, an organization which aimed to find suitable employment for demobilized women. Some of these were ex-servicemen and ex-servicewomen who had fought in the campaigns of the Second World War. Its duties will be to raise funds for benevolent schemes that help ex-servicewomen or the widows, wives, and children of servicemen. The charity also invites all ex-servicewomen to attend a luncheon at the club following the main ceremony. Definition of ex-servicewoman in US English: ex-servicewoman nouneksˈsərvisˌwo͝omənɛksˈsərvɪsˌwʊmən British A woman who was formerly a member of the armed forces. 〈主英〉女复员军人，女退役军人 Example sentencesExamples She also served as chairman of the Ex-Servicewoman's Association, an organization which aimed to find suitable employment for demobilized women. The charity also invites all ex-servicewomen to attend a luncheon at the club following the main ceremony. Its duties will be to raise funds for benevolent schemes that help ex-servicewomen or the widows, wives, and children of servicemen. They don't have to be ex-servicewomen, although they will be made very welcome. A local organisation put together two teams, about 14 ex-servicemen and a couple of ex-servicewomen, to compete at archery and throwing the javelin. Some of these were ex-servicemen and ex-servicewomen who had fought in the campaigns of the Second World War. In 1946 a Brisbane headline shouted that ex-servicewomen were banned from marching on Anzac Day.
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