Mynheer Meaning in English
word
mɪnˈhɪr
min-HEER
mɪnˈhɪə
min-HEE-uh
释义
An old Dutch term of respect, similar to "mister" or "sir," used for gentlemen.
用法与细微差别
"Mynheer" is old-fashioned and rarely used in current English except when referring to Dutch history or literature. Typically appears in historical texts, period fiction, or as an archaic, sometimes humorous, term.
Spanish: señor (tratamiento holandés antiguo)Portuguese (BR): senhor (forma holandesa antiga de tratamento)Portuguese (PT): senhor (forma de tratamento holandesa antiga)Chinese (Simplified): 绅士（昔日荷兰对男子的尊称）Chinese (Traditional): 紳士（昔日荷蘭對男子的尊稱）Hindi: मायनहीर (डच पुरुष के लिए पुराना संबोधन)Arabic: السيد (لقب هولندي قديم للرجال)Bengali: স্যার - মাইনিার (ঐতিহাসিক প্রিয়ভাষা)Russian: мейнхер - господин (устаревшее)Japanese: マイネール（昔のオランダ紳士への敬称）Vietnamese: mynheer (cách gọi lịch sự cổ, tiếng Hà Lan) - ngài (cổ) Korean: 마이네르 (옛 네덜란드식 경칭)Turkish: mynheer (eski bir Hollanda beyefendisi hitabı)Urdu: مائنیئر (پرانا ڈچ خطاب)Indonesian: mynheer (sapaan kuno untuk pria Belanda) - tuan (kuno, khusus Belanda)
例句
Mynheer greeted the guests at the door.
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The townspeople respected Mynheer for his wisdom.
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It was common to call a Dutch gentleman Mynheer in the 17th century.
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"Welcome to my home," said Mynheer van der Veen with a smile.
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You’ll only find the word mynheer in books about old Dutch stories.
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His friends teased him by calling him Mynheer because of his formal manners.
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