Signora Meaning in English

word

US

seen-YOR-uh

UK

seen-YOR-uh

التعريف

An Italian word used as a polite or formal title for a woman, similar to 'Mrs.' or 'Madam' in English.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

'Signora' is only used for Italian women or in Italian contexts. It is capitalized when used before a name (e.g., Signora Rossi) and can be used alone as a polite address. Not commonly used in English except when referring specifically to Italian culture or people.

• Spanish: señora (italiana) - Signora
• Portuguese (BR): senhora (italiana) - Signora
• Portuguese (PT): senhora (italiana) - Signora
• Chinese (Simplified): 西格诺拉（意大利女士） - 夫人（意大利语用法）
• Chinese (Traditional): 西格諾拉（意大利女士） - 夫人（義大利語用法）
• Hindi: सिन्योरा (इतालवी महिला) - सिग्नोरा
• Arabic: سنيورا (سيدة إيطالية) - سنيورا
• Bengali: সিনিওরা
• Russian: синьора
• Japanese: シニョーラ
• Vietnamese: signora - quý bà (ý nghĩa tiếng Ý)
• Korean: 시뇨라
• Turkish: signora - hanımefendi (İtalyanca)
• Urdu: سینیورا
• Indonesian: signora - nyonya (dalam konteks Italia)

جمل نموذجية

The waiter greeted the signora with a smile.

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Please, signora, have a seat.

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The signora lives in the big house on the corner.

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Good evening, Signora Bianchi!

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When in Italy, always address a married woman as signora unless told otherwise.

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The chef called out, 'Grazie, signora!' after receiving compliments.

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