form of address
英 [fɔːm ɒv əˈdres]
美 [fɔːrm əv əˈdres]
网络 称呼; 称呼语; 称谓; 称谓语
英英释义
noun
- an identifying appellation signifying status or function: e.g. `Mr.' or `General'
- the professor didn't like his friends to use his formal title
双语例句
- Used as a form of address by schoolchildren to a male teacher
中小学生对男教师的称呼 - This is a form of address of the Blang ethnic group.
这是布朗族的一种称呼方式。 - Used attributively as a form of address in letters, and politely or ironically in speech
冠于信函中的称谓及用于言语，以示礼貌或讽刺 - 'Professionals call it elderspeak, the sweetly belittling form of address that has always rankled older people,'the article says.
文章中说，这种甜蜜但带有贬低色彩的称呼形式总会让年长的人感到恼怒。 - The form of address also reflects a certain kind of special culture.
称呼语就是这种特定文化的反映。 - Fuzziness in English Form of Address for Family Relations and Its Problems in Translation
论英语部分亲属词的模糊性及汉译处理 - What form of address should one use when writing to a bishop?
给主教写信应该怎样称呼？ - Because when we pass through this uncommon year," Chinese "is breaking free from just a historically shared form of address, and more and more becoming a name with a common tale.
因为走过这不平凡的一年，“中国人”超拔于一个有共同历史的称呼，而越来越成为一个有共同故事的称呼。 - This form of address has its historical origins and has its unique pragmatic effect in communication.
这种称谓方式有其形成的历史渊源，在交际中有其独特的语用效果。 - Shifu(" master") is the most popular form of address among workers.
工人中最流行的称呼是“师傅”。