matron [ˈmeɪtrən] СУЩ.
1. matron (middle-aged woman):
- matron
- matrona ж.
2. matron (nurse):
- matron
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Officers in women's prisons sometimes also used the title of matron; sometimes the matron was a senior officer who supervised the other wardresses.
en.wikipedia.org There are usually feminist themes in matron literature, though some works are more overtly feminist than others.
en.wikipedia.org In larger temples, the president and matron usually serve for a period of three consecutive years.
en.wikipedia.org They are cared for by two resident matrons who are assisted by some teachers and gap year students.
en.wikipedia.org There were eight matrons resident in 1907, the majority having their own income and some employing servants.
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