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Pattie
I'm confused about a word: businesswoman. Chatgpt says the word means the woman who is involved in business in various capacities, including management.
But the dictionaries suggest that businesswoman is a female who works in business, especially has a high position in a company.
Which one is correct? •᷄ࡇ•᷅
2025年2月22日 23:25
解答 · 10
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I agree with Dan. The definitions are the same. It is just the female form of "businessman".
2025年2月23日
1
Those two definitions are basically the same, so they're both correct.
2025年2月23日
Like the other responders, I too can see no significant differences between the two definitions. Which differences do you feel there are? Maybe we can help you with those.
2025年2月23日
該內容違反了《社群規範》。
2025年2月23日
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