heroine

suomi-englanti sanakirja

heroine englannista suomeksi

1. päähenkilö

2. sankaritar

1. sankaritar

heroine englanniksi

1. A female hero.

2. A female lead character.

3. (RQ:Orczy Miss Elliott)

4. Characteristic of a heroine; heroic.

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5. (quote-book) Edward Griffin for Laurence L’isle,(nb...)|year=1616|page=41|pageurl=https://archive.org/details/bim_early-english-books-1475-1640_asylum-veneris-_tuvil-daniel_1616/page/41/mode/1up|passage=''Theoxena'' to free hir Siſters children and hir owne from the laſciuious embraces of King ''Phillip'', put weapons into their weaker hands, and perſwaded them ''Vt imminens ludibrium morte effugerent''; to reſcue themſelues by Death from imminent diſgrace, wherein ſhe had no ſooner preuailed, but with a heroine reſolution ſhe ſhewed them by hir owne example, that what ſhee had taught them, was eaſie to be done.

6. (quote-book)&93;|title=Hero and Leander, in Burlesque|location=London|publisher=s.n.|year=1669|page=13|pageurl=https://archive.org/details/bim_early-english-books-1641-1700_hero-and-leander-in-bur_wycherley-william_1669/page/n14/mode/1up|passage=Her Brows ſoft Fur was of a paler Dye, / Conformable to that which prettily / Peep’d on her upper Lip, and cowardly / Made shew of Heroine Virility.

7. (quote-journal) Edward Jones(nb...)|year_published=14–18 May 1702|page=&91;2&93;|columns=1–2|passage=WE Your Majesties most Loyal and Dutiful Subjects do humbly crave Leave to Condole the Death of our late Gracious Sovereign, and to Congratulate Your Majesties happy Accession to the Throne of your Royal Anceſtors; as alſo to expreſs our great Satisfaction and unſpeakable Joy for the ſame, and to thank God for preſerving and quietly ſeating on the Imperial Throne of theſe Realms a Princeſs with Heart and Affections truly ''Engliſh'', with a Zeal for the Government in Church and State as by Law Establiſhed, truly worthy of that Royal Blood that flows to you from your Royal Grandfather King ''Charles'' the Martyr, of Immortal Memory, and with a Soul truly Great and Heroine, juſtly concerned for the Proſperity of theſe Realms, and the Peace of ''Europe''.

8. (quote-book)|volume=III|location=York|publisher=(...) For the Author, by Wilson, Spence, and Mawman: Sold by Robinson (bookseller)|G&91;eorge, George & John Robinson,(nb...)|year=1795|page=264|pageurl=https://archive.org/details/bim_eighteenth-century_the-wandering-patentee-_wilkinson-tate_1795_3/page/264/mode/1up|passage=I had once more prevailed on Mrs. Eſten to try her York friends; ſhe rather wiſhed to avoid the hazard, as ſhe rightly judged ſhe had been treated ſo very negligently, after a profuſion of praiſe and promiſe; however from my ſolicitation ſhe did break through her heroine reſolution, and once more on her return from Scotland ventured her little bark to the generoſity and pleaſure of her profeſſed friends at York.

9. (quote-book) Duffy (Irish publisher)|James Duffy,(nb...); London: C. Dolman,(nb...)|date=24 February 1824|year_published=1846|page=507|pageurl=https://archive.org/details/lifespeechesofda02ocon/page/507/mode/1up|passage=How otherwise than by a violation of a pledge could he have conquered Limerick, protected as it then was by the heroine bravery of its defenders.