cowgirl

IPA/ˈkaʊɡɜːl/
KK[kˈaʊɡˌɚl]IPA/ˈkaʊɡɜːrl/

cowgirl — noun

  • cowgirlsingular
  • cowgirlsplural

1. a woman or girl whose job is looking after cattle and horses, especially riding

1.名詞B2
釋義

a woman or girl whose job is looking after cattle and horses, especially riding on horseback in the western United States.

例句

Sari spent her summers as a cowgirl, herding cattle across the dusty Texas plains.

cowgirl + herding cattle: the working role on a ranch

Every dawn, the young cowgirl saddled her horse and rode out to check the fences.

daily ranch routine: saddled the horse, rode out

同義詞
  • cowhand

    gender-neutral; names anyone who works with cattle, not specifically a female

  • horsewoman

    emphasises riding skill rather than herding cattle or ranch work

反義詞
  • cowboy

    the male equivalent of the same job

文法句型

a/the + cowgirl

用法筆記

Often used in the setting of the American West, rodeos, and ranch life; it can also describe a woman who simply rides horses well or dresses in Western style.

常見錯誤

My brother wants to be a cowgirl.
My brother wants to be a cowboy.
💡'cowgirl' is used only for a female; use 'cowboy' for a male.