Tradeswoman: meaning, definitions and examples
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tradeswoman
[ ˈtrādzˌwʌmən ]
female worker
A tradeswoman is a woman who works in a skilled trade, typically in construction or a similar field. This term emphasizes the woman's expertise and ability in a specific trade or craft. Tradeswomen are increasingly recognized for their contributions in traditionally male-dominated sectors.
Synonyms
artisan, craftswoman, skilled worker.
Examples of usage
- The tradeswoman was praised for her exceptional skills in carpentry.
- Many tradeswomen are breaking barriers in the plumbing industry.
- She trained as a tradeswoman after completing her apprenticeship.
Translations
Translations of the word "tradeswoman" in other languages:
🇵🇹 comerciante mulher
🇮🇳 व्यापारी महिला
🇩🇪 Händlerin
🇮🇩 pedagang wanita
🇺🇦 торговка
🇵🇱 handlarka
🇯🇵 商人女性
🇫🇷 commerçante
🇪🇸 comerciante mujer
🇹🇷 tüccar kadın
🇰🇷 상인 여성
🇸🇦 تاجرة
🇨🇿 obchodnice
🇸🇰 obchodníčka
🇨🇳 女商人
🇸🇮 trgovka
🇮🇸 verslunar kona
🇰🇿 саудагер әйел
🇬🇪 ვაჭარი ქალი
🇦🇿 ticarətçi qadın
🇲🇽 comerciante mujer
Etymology
The term 'tradeswoman' is derived from the base word 'trade,' which originates from the Old English 'trade,' meaning 'track, path, course,' and subsequently evolved to refer to occupations and professions. The 'woman' suffix highlights the gender distinction, particularly in contexts where skilled trades have been historically male-dominated. The use of female-oriented terms in professions has gained prominence in recent decades, reflecting broader social changes towards gender equality and the encouragement of women in various skilled labor fields.