suffragette

noun

UK/ˌsʌf.rəˈdʒet/
US/ˌsʌf.rəˈdʒet/

Definitions of suffragette noun

  1. Countable(可數名詞)

    A woman who actively campaigned for women's right to vote, particularly a member of the early 20th-century movement in Britain, led by figures like Emmeline and Christabel Pankhurst.

    女權運動份子

    • In the early 20th century, suffragettes frequently held protests to fight for their rights.

      在二十世紀初,婦女參政論者經常舉行抗議活動來爭取她們的權利。

    • Many suffragettes were arrested for their radical tactics.

      許多婦女參政論者因其激進策略而被捕。

    • The actions of the suffragettes paved the way for the eventual achievement of women's suffrage in many countries.

      婦女參政論者的行動為許多國家最終實現婦女選舉權鋪平了道路。