Meisterin

f; -, -nen

1. (Handwerksmeisterin) master craftswoman; Frau eines Meisters: master craftsman’s wife

2. SPORT (women’s) champion; die deutsche Meisterin im Hochsprung the German women’s high jump champion

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Meis|te|rin ['maistərɪn]

f -, -nen

(= Handwerksmeisterin) master craftswoman; (= Frau von Handwerksmeister) master craftsman's wife; (in Fabrik) forewoman; (SPORT) champion

Frau Méísterin! — madam!

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Meis·te·rin

<-, -nen>

f fem form von Meister

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die; Meisterin, Meisterinnen

1) master craftswoman

2) (geh.): (Könnerin) master

3) (Sport) [women's] champion

•• Cultural note:

Meister(in)

A master craftsman or craftswoman who has completed rigorous training in his/her trade or vocation and has passed a final exam after several years' experience in a job. A Meister(in) is allowed to set up in business and train young people who are doing their Lehre

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Meisterin f; -, -nen

1. (Handwerksmeisterin) master craftswoman; Frau eines Meisters: master craftsman’s wife

2. SPORT (women’s) champion;

die deutsche Meisterin im Hochsprung the German women’s high jump champion

* * *

die; Meisterin, Meisterinnen

1) master craftswoman

2) (geh.): (Könnerin) master

3) (Sport) [women's] champion

•• Cultural note:

Meister(in)

A master craftsman or craftswoman who has completed rigorous training in his/her trade or vocation and has passed a final exam after several years' experience in a job. A Meister(in) is allowed to set up in business and train young people who are doing their Lehre