Mister Meaning in English
word
/ˈmɪstɝ/
MIS-tur
/mˈɪstɐ/
MIS-tuh
释义
A title used before a man's name or surname. It is a polite and common way to address or refer to an adult man.
用法与细微差别
Usually written as 'Mr.' in modern English, especially in American English. 'Mister' is more common when spoken or when written out in full. Use it before a surname ('Mr. Smith'), not usually before a first name alone. It can sound formal, polite, or sometimes strict depending on context.
Spanish: señorPortuguese (BR): senhorPortuguese (PT): senhorChinese (Simplified): 先生（称呼）Chinese (Traditional): 先生（稱呼）Hindi: श्रीमान - मिस्टरArabic: السيدBengali: মিস্টারRussian: мистерJapanese: ミスターVietnamese: ông - ngàiKorean: 미스터Turkish: BayUrdu: مسٹرIndonesian: Tuan
例句
Good morning, Mister Brown.
basic
That mister is my teacher.
basic
Please wait here, Mister Lee.
basic
The front desk said Mr. Jackson had already checked out.
natural
Hey, mister, you dropped your wallet.
natural
He always calls the principal 'Mister Harris,' even after school.
natural