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UK
/sɪnjɔːɹˈiːnɐ/
]
NOUN
- an Italian courtesy title for an unmarried woman; equivalent to `Miss', it is either used alone or before a name
How To Use signorina In A Sentence
- The signorina is going to move out of the palace in half an hour," said the servant. The Miracles of Antichrist: A Novel
- This lovely signorina was kind enough to accompany a lonely old man for an aperitif, Lucci went on. Hollywood Savage
- In one school, the headmaster announced a policy specifying that he would address the women by signora or signorina plus last name and the men by their first name.
- That he got you back safely to Italy is a miracle, signorina. THE KEYS OF HELL
- Do you see the large man with silver hair, seated beside Signorina Rosalina?"
- Now see here m'dear, there'll be none of that ‘Signor, Signorina’ business about here.
- Try mademoiselle," she said, coming into the house," or better yet, signorina. WORST FEARS REALIZED
- ‘The signorina is here, sir,’ the man behind her said.
- That he got you back safely to Italy is a miracle, signorina. THE KEYS OF HELL
- Signorina, the beeves are a present from Florence the beautiful Would ye look a gift beef i 'the nose? The Cloister and the Hearth
