sir 的定义
- a respectful or formal term of address used to a man: No, sir.
- the distinctive title of a knight or baronet: Sir Walter Scott.
- a title of respect for some notable personage of ancient times: Sir Pandarus of Troy.
- a lord or gentleman: noble sirs and ladies.
- an ironic or humorous title of respect: sir critic.
- Archaic. a title of respect used before a noun to designate profession, rank, etc.: sir priest; sir clerk.
sir 近义词
mister
更多sir例句
- Faruqui addressed the intruder, who was only a few years older as “sir.”
- Now that he was Sir Alfred, there was one final blast of publicity.
- After his knighthood, I stop by to see him and call him Sir Alfred.
- De Mena offers me a glass of Sir Francis Drake, Casa Bruja's red ale.
- Sir Bob, 63, responded with his usual colorful language to his critics.
- Good old Sir Bob Geldof stepping into the breach again to raise money for crisis-hit Africa?
- The old man seemed to be greatly agitated, and hurriedly whispering, "We thought you were never coming, sir!"
- Mr. Pickwick—deepest obligations—life preserver—made a man of me—you shall never repent it, sir.
- Sir Cadge was about the same age as the famous beauty, and rose quite two inches above her lofty head.
- I wouldn't go on if I were you, sir; the luck's dead against you to-night; I wouldn't go on, indeed I wouldn't.
- No, Sir, said the other, nothing at all except the enjoyment of your good company: and so gave over importuning him.