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🔑 sirBrE /sɜː(r)/NAmE /sɜːr/BrE /sə(r)/NAmE /sər/ noun🔑 used as a polite way of addressing a man whose name you do not know, for example in a shop/store or restaurant, or to show respect （对不认识的男性的称呼或对男性的尊称）先生◆Good morning, sir. Can I help you? 早上好，先生。您要点什么？◆Are you ready to order, sir? 先生，可以点菜了吗？◆'Report to me tomorrow, corporal!' 'Yes, sir!' “下士，明天来向我报告！” “是，长官！”◆'Thank you very much.' 'You're welcome, sir. Have a nice day.' “多谢。” “不客气，先生。祝您愉快。” ➡ compare ma'am (1) ➡ see also madam (1) 🔑 Dear Sir/Sirs used at the beginning of a formal business letter when you do not know the name of the man or people that you are dealing with （正式信函中对不知其名的男性收信人的称呼）先生，阁下◆Dear Sir/Sirs 亲爱的先生/诸位先生◆Dear Sir or Madam 亲爱的先生或女士🔑 Sir a title that is used before the first name of a man who has received one of the highest British honours (= a knight), or before the first name of a baronet （贵族头衔，用于爵士或准男爵的名字或姓名前面）爵士◆Sir Paul McCartney 保罗 · 麦卡特尼爵士◆Thank you, Sir Paul. 谢谢，保罗爵士。 ➡ compare lady (6) (BrE) used as a form of address by children in school to a male teacher （中小学生对男教师的称呼）先生，老师◆Please, sir, can I open a window? 老师，请允许我打开一扇窗户好吗？ ➡ compare miss noun (4)  ●ˌno ˈsir!●ˌno siˈree!(informal, especially NAmE) certainly not 决不◆We will never allow that to happen! No sir! 我们决不会允许那样的事情发生！决不会！●ˌyes ˈsir!●ˌyes siˈree!(informal, especially NAmE) used to emphasize that sth is true （强调所言不虚）的确◆That's a fine car you have. Yes sir! 你这辆车真好。的确好！ |