songstress

noun

1. （报章上有时用以表示woman singer）女歌手，女歌唱家
   a word sometimes used in newspapers to mean ‘a woman singer’

1. (流行)女歌唱家，女歌手
   Journalists sometimes refer to a female popular singer as a songstress .

1. And the pop songstress attempted to do exactly that in Belfast, Northern Ireland on Wednesday night as she sipped a beer on stage as her Prismatic tour kicked off.
   并且她就打算在星期三晚上在北爱尔兰的Belfast这样做，她当天晚上在舞台上抿了一口啤酒。
2. The We Can't Stop songstress also revealed that Thicke was very much aware of what he was in for, and that they both knew 'they were about to make history'.
   这位演唱《wecan'tStop》的女歌手还透露，西克非常清楚他自己在做什么，而且他们俩都清楚他们即将创造历史。
3. The 24-year-old songstress was the sexy siren once again as she performed her set of songs at Singapore Indoor Stadium on Monday.
   星期一，24岁的泰勒·斯威夫特在新加坡室内体育馆举行了演唱会，一连几首劲歌嗨翻全场，再一次让全场歌迷见识到她独特的魅力。
4. But sadly for the lead market, the songstress did not elaborate just how many of them are now powered by electric batteries.
   但令国际铅市场感到遗憾的是，这位女歌手并没有说明其中有多少辆是电动自行车。
5. The40-year-old songstress and expectant mother appeared on the Home Shopping Network yesterday to promote her new line of costume jewellery and shoes, all of which is listed at affordable prices.
   这位四十岁的女歌手即将成为母亲，昨天她在HomeShoppingNetwork上推销她的新款服饰和鞋子，它们的价格都是可以接受的。
6. Over the past year we said goodbye to the incandescent Elizabeth Taylor and soulful songstress Amy Winehouse.
   过去的一年中，我们先后与杰出的伊丽莎白•泰勒（ElizabethTaylor）和深情的女歌手艾米•怀恩豪斯（AmyWinehouse）告别。
7. The Study of the Singing Style of National Opera-Performance of Songstress in China
   中国民族歌剧女声演唱风格的研究

noun

1. a woman songster (especially of popular songs)