Translation for 'murderess' from English to Bulgarian

murderess {noun}

убийца {ж}

• So Nicolino really wants to leave his job, when he discovers that you are looking for a murderess with the same face to his.
• Tana French's 2007 novel In the Woods depicts two detectives who work to hunt down child murderess Rosalind Devlin.
• In 1957 she played murderess Lola Florey in the "Perry Mason" episode, "The Case of the Silent Partner", and played "The Blonde Woman" in the 1958 episode of "The Walter Winchell File" "The Reporter".
• Her following speaking parts included a millionaire's daughter in "Oh Those Glorious Old Student Days" (1930), as well as an alluring stranger who turns out to be a murderess in Carl Froelich's crime film "Hans in Every Street" (1930).
• Mason believes it is crazy that someone is paying a beautiful girl $100 a week to put on weight, but she may be a missing heiress—or a murderess.

• Michael, a "knight errant", and Fisk, his "squire"/con artist, must go on an adventure to find a murderess and bring her to justice. This book is part buddy novel, part mystery/adventure.
• That same year, he played Amos Hart, husband of murderess Roxie Hart, in the first film version of "Chicago".
• In John Brahm's film noir "The Locket" (1946) a unique hat trick is used (a flashback within a flashback within a flashback) to give psychological depth to the story of a woman who was allegedly a kleptomaniac, inveterate liar, and murderess but had never been punished for any of her crimes.
• In 2007, Bae and Ock Joo-hyun played the part of murderess Roxie Hart in the first South-Korean production of the Broadway musical "Chicago".
• Gardner bets his friend Fred $20,000 that he can beat him in a boat race to Tahiti using an all-female crew. Gardner collects a crew including a murderess and a cocktail waitress.

• In San Benedetto del Tronto a mysterious murderess kills young and beautiful women. The murderess, as glimpsed from some eyewitnesses, has the look of a young woman dressed in black.
• A small museum has various rather grisly exhibits from the execution process, including the basket that caught the head of the famous murderess Beatrice Cenci, beheaded in 1599.
• In 1934, she was cast as the murderess Myra in the thriller "Rendezvous at Midnight", but was replaced by Irene Ware.
• Elizabeth Ann Duncan (born Hazel Lucille Sinclaira Nigh (1904 in Kansas City, Missouri – August 8, 1962) was an American murderess.
• Jamila Ashley-Cooper, Countess of Shaftesbury (née M'Barek), is the French-born Tunisian widow and murderess of the British 10th Earl of Shaftesbury, and is imprisoned for having paid her brother to murder her husband.

• Mike explores an eight-legged murderess and a parasite that can turn man's best friend into a killer.
• Bianca Barrett, the protagonist and daughter of a Welsh Surveyor and his Palestinian wife, becomes an "ambitious and mercenary" social climber and double murderess.
• The genus name is from the Greek φονεύτρια, meaning "murderess".