"marse" 怎么发音

word

US

ˈmɑɹs

MARSS

UK

mɑːs

MAHSS

释义

'Marse' is an old-fashioned American slang word, especially in the U.S. South, used as a form of address for 'master,' often by enslaved people referring to their owner; now considered outdated and offensive.

IPA 音标

美式英语

ˈmɑɹs

英式英语

mɑːs

简化发音

美式

MARSS

英式

MAHSS

语境中听

The worker called his boss 'Marse John.'

In old stories, slaves say 'Marse' to their owners.

The character shouted, 'Marse Tom, help!'

You'll only come across 'Marse' in old Southern novels or movies now.