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weatherwoman

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weatherwoman [ˈweðəˌwʊmən] (weatherwomen (pl)) Nmujer f del tiempo
weatherwoman weather woman [ˈwɛðərwʊmən] nprésentatrice f météo inv


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Such as a classic last week in which a weatherwoman earnestly informed us that the snow would be "digging in" for a couple of days.
It might not," says Giles, mentioning that the weatherwoman had advised leaving umbrellas at home.
The weatherwoman utilizes the information created by the computer to give her daily forecasts.
 
 
 
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