doyenne

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Her latest role sees her play Julia Child, the doyenne of US cookery writers.
她的最新角色即是飾演朱莉婭·柴爾德，美國資深烹飪女作家。
C. doyenne, was contacted by another important mover named Mary Lasker, founder of the Lasker Foundation, a prestigious medical charity.
一位叫迪達·布萊爾的美麗女性是華盛頓特區(qū)的元老級人物，而瑪麗·拉斯克是著名的醫(yī)療慈善機構(gòu)——拉斯克基金會的創(chuàng)始人。
PIA KJAERSGAARD, the doyenne of Denmark’s hard right, has not put a foot wrong in the 15 years since she founded the Danish People’s Party.
丹麥政壇強硬的右翼老將皮婭?克亞斯高自15年前創(chuàng)始丹麥人民黨以來，從未失足。

Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia is lending the domestic doyenne's name to a line of homes.
FORBES: Magazine Article
Jeanne Moreau, the doyenne of French film actresses, suggests a more hopeful way of preserving French (and by implication other national) film industries.
ECONOMIST: Culture wars
She screams, she runs, she burps on command, and if Riva is the doyenne of the Best Actress category, Wallis certainly the bright spot.
FORBES: Academy Awards: Is 2013 The Year Of The Unknown Actress?

the oldest, most experienced, and often most respected woman involved in a particular type of work

If you refer to a woman as the doyenne of a group or profession, you mean that she is the oldest and most experienced and respected woman in it.