Sir Meaning in English
word
/ˈsɝ/
SUR
/sˈɜː/
SUR
释义
A polite or formal way to address a man, often used to show respect or in official situations.
用法与细微差别
Used mostly in formal contexts or when addressing strangers, especially older men or superiors at work or in the army. Avoid using 'sir' with close friends or young people unless joking or being ironic.
Spanish: señorPortuguese (BR): senhorPortuguese (PT): senhorChinese (Simplified): 先生Chinese (Traditional): 先生Hindi: सर (पुरुष सम्मानित संभोधन)Arabic: سيدBengali: স্যারRussian: сэрJapanese: サーVietnamese: thưa ngài - ôngKorean: 선생님 - 사장님 (상황에 따라)Turkish: beyefendiUrdu: سرIndonesian: tuan
例句
Sir, can you help me with this problem?
basic
The teacher said, 'Sir, please reset the projector.'
basic
When addressing a police officer, say 'Sir' to be polite.
basic
Sir, you dropped your wallet.
natural
Excuse me, sir, do you know where the bus station is?
natural
The manager said, 'Sir, we’ve reviewed your application.'
natural