businesswoman in Latin
businesswoman in Latin is negotians, negotiatrix — businesswoman means a woman who works in or owns a commercial business, especially at a senior level.
businesswoman in Latin
negotians
A woman involved in business.
negotiatrix
A woman involved in business.
What does "businesswoman" mean?
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noun A woman who works in or owns a commercial business, especially at a senior level.
"She was named businesswoman of the year for her tech startup."
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- She was named businesswoman of the year for her tech startup.
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What is "businesswoman" in Latin?
"businesswoman" in Latin is negotians, negotiatrix. businesswoman means: A woman who works in or owns a commercial business, especially at a senior level.
How do you use "businesswoman" in a sentence?
Example: "She was named businesswoman of the year for her tech startup." In Latin, "businesswoman" is negotians, negotiatrix.
Are there other ways to say "businesswoman" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "businesswoman": negotians, negotiatrix.
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