governess in Spanish
governess in Spanish is institutriz — governess means a woman employed to educate children in their own home, typically living with the family.
governess in Spanish
institutriz
A woman paid to educate children in their own home.
What does "governess" mean?
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noun A woman employed to educate children in their own home, typically living with the family.
"The children's governess taught them French and arithmetic every morning."
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governess in a sentence
- The children's governess taught them French and arithmetic every morning.
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What is "governess" in Spanish?
"governess" in Spanish is institutriz. governess means: A woman employed to educate children in their own home, typically living with the family.
How do you use "governess" in a sentence?
Example: "The children's governess taught them French and arithmetic every morning." In Spanish, "governess" is institutriz.
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