名詞 ms.:

1. a form of address for a woman
   同義詞：Ms
2. a chronic progressive nervous disorder involving loss of myelin sheath around certain nerve fibers
   同義詞：multiple sclerosis, MS, disseminated sclerosis, disseminated multiple sclerosis
3. a state in the Deep South on the gulf of Mexico; one of the Confederate States during the American Civil War
   同義詞：Mississippi, Magnolia State, MS
4. a master's degree in science
   同義詞：Master of Science, MS, SM
5. the form of a literary work submitted for publication
   同義詞：manuscript, ms

1. Ms Lucy, as a professional sociologist and committed feminist, is, however, not surprised. Nor is she amused.
   但是，作為一位職業(yè)社會學家和女權運動者，露西小姐并不覺得奇怪。她也不在乎。
2. Oh, hello, Ms. Richardson. I just sent you a fax.
   哦，喂，Richardson女士，我剛傳真一份文件給你。
3. I have no misgiving in recommending Ms Liu for the position you have in mind. Thank you for writing to me.
   我毫不猶豫地推薦劉小姐去任您將為她提供的職位。謝謝您的來信。
4. Ms. Brown is active in the party.
   布朗女士在晚會上很活躍。

Ms. 也作 Ms

n.（名詞）
【復數(shù)】 Mses. 也作 Mses 也作 Mss. 或 Mss [mz.z]
Used as a courtesy title before the surname or full name of a woman or girl:
女士：作為一種有禮貌的稱呼加在婦女或女孩的姓或全名前：
例句：
Ms. Doe; Ms. Jane Doe.
杜女士；簡·杜女士

來源：
Blend of Miss
混合了 Miss
Mrs.
Mrs.

Ms. has come to be widely used in both professional and social contexts. Many women prefer it toMiss or Mrs. because they feel that information about their marital status properly belongs to the realm of private lifeand is often inappropriate to many of the contexts in which such titles are used.Many people also findMs. convenient, since information about an addressee`s marital status is not always available. But there are also many women who continue to preferMiss or Mrs., and practices vary widely according to the region and social setting. ·The use ofMs. is equivalent to that of Mr. :
Ms. 在專業(yè)和社交情況中已被廣泛使用。 許多女士喜歡用它而不用Miss. 或 Mrs. ， 因為她們認為婚姻狀況屬于私生活范圍，而且許多使用這兩個稱呼的情況經(jīng)常是不合適的。關于一個人的婚姻狀況并不總是知道的，因此許多人也發(fā)現(xiàn)使用Ms. 很方便。 但還有許多人仍喜歡用Miss 或 Mrs. ， 而且根據(jù)地域或社會地位的不同用法非常廣泛。Ms. 的用法相當于 Mr. ：
例句：
Mr. Green, Mr. Paul Green;
格林先生，保羅·格林先生；

例句：
Ms. Smith, Ms. Judith Smith.
史密斯女士，朱迪斯·史密斯女士。

If a woman keeps her own name after marriage,Ms. is the appropriate courtesy title: if Judith Smith marries Paul Greenand does not change her name to Green,Ms. Smith is the appropriate title andMrs. Smith is incorrect. If a woman takes her husband`s name,eitherMs. or Mrs. may be used, althoughMs. should not be used if the woman is addressed by her husband`s given name and surname:
如果一個女人結婚后仍保持自己原有的名字，那么Ms. 是恰當?shù)亩Y貌頭銜： 如果朱迪斯·史密斯同保羅·格林結婚，但并未把名字改成格林，則Ms.Smith 是合適的頭銜， 而使用Mrs.Smith 是不恰當?shù)摹?如果一個女人用她丈夫的名字，則Ms. 和 Mrs. 都可以用， 盡管Ms. 這個女人被叫做她丈夫的名或姓：
例句：
Ms. Green, Ms. Judith Green, but not Ms. Paul Green.
格林女士，朱迪斯·格林女士，而不是 保羅·格林女士。

Some women who keep their own names for professional purposes use the titleMiss in that context, while others useMs.
一些因職業(yè)目的而保持她們原有名字的婦女在上述情況下使用Miss. ， 而另一些人則使用Ms.