英 [ɡrɑːnd deɪm]
通常指享有很高声望或能力的老年女性
grande dame /ɡrɑ̃d dam/
名词 a woman regarded as the most experienced, prominent, or venerable member of her profession, etc 贵妇人
the of fashion
a middle-aged or elderly woman who is stylish and highly respected
酒店界的“贵夫人”(grande dame)。整个市中心的传统神韵并未被粗鄙的设计师玷污，但近年来出现一些变化苗头。
...利亚以其优雅礼貌、谨慎严谨、不随波逐流、坚持自我的风格赢得了艺术圈的信任与赞誉，被称为伦敦艺术圈中的贵妇人（Grande Dame）， 而她挖掘新艺术家的眼光也让很多圈内行家佩服不已。其同名画廊早已获得巨大成功，但仍坚持不以艺术机构自称。
... grande toilette 礼服 grande dame 贵妇 Chirripo Grande 大奇里波山 ...
庚,指年龄 [grande dame;woman of high station] 通常是年纪大和具有高贵社会或职业威望、崇高地位、非常尊贵或仪表堂堂的女人 [in any case] 〈方〉∶不管怎么样;无论如何;反正 ..
（法）贵妇人；有声望的老夫人
'I don't tell anyone, not even my daughter,' the grande dame reveals, shooting me a look as she clasps a Latex glove containing frozen peas to her bruised cheeks.
“我没有告诉任何人，甚至我的女儿，”这个贵妇人透露说，飞快地向我一瞥，紧握着一个装着冻青豆的橡胶手套挡着她瘀肿的脸颊。
It was the hairdresser who first suggested Karasawa make a documentary on the cabaret grande dame.
Grande dame La Caravelle could teach younger establishments plenty when it comes to pampering patrons.
Leslie Caron offers as pure a definition of grande dame as you are likely to find.