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Miss TITLEmIsna title or form of address for a girl or a woman who has never been married（用在未婚女子名字之前作为称呼）小姐Dr White will see you now, Miss Green.格林小姐，怀特医生现在见你。Would you sign at the bottom of the page please, Miss.小姐， 请在这页底下签个字。Some women, esp. famous ones, continue to use 'Miss'and their original family name after they have married.（用于一些妇女，尤其是有名望的妇女在婚后继续使用的娘家姓之前作为称呼）小姐'Ms'is sometimes used instead of 'Miss'or 'Mrs'by women who do not want other people to know whether or not they are married.（用Ms代替Miss和Mrs不让别人知道是否婚嫁）小姐A woman who has won a beauty competition is often given the title 'Miss'and the name of the place that she represents.（选美得胜后的头衔）小姐Has Miss UK ever won the Miss World contest?英国小姐有没有赢得过世界小姐选美赛呢？(dated) 'Miss'is also a form of address for a girl or young woman who does not appear to be married.少女，姑娘Excuse me, Miss, could you tell me the way to the station?对不起，小姐，你能告诉我去车站的路吗？(esp. Br) 'Miss'is sometimes used by children to address teachers who are women.（学生称呼女教师）小姐Can I go to the toilet, Miss?小姐，我能上厕所吗？(Br dated) A miss is a girl or young woman whose behaviour is rude or not respectful.冒失女孩，小姑娘Pat's daughter is a right little miss! She's always being cheeky and refusing to do as she's told. [C]帕特的女儿是个冒失小女孩！她总是大胆无礼而且拒绝做要她做的事。
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