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
- ( Roman Catholic) a title given to a nun ( and used as a form of address).
（罗马天主教）给予修女的头衔（并被用作称呼）。 - This is a form of address of the Blang ethnic group.
这是布朗族的一种称呼方式。 - Used as a title and form of address with or without the clergyman's name.
神职人员用作带或不带牧师姓名时的一种头衔和称呼。 - Those pragmatic functions of form of address, such as its social deictic function, the politeness markedness function, and its essential functions in the conversational analysis have attached much more significance to literature and linguistics as well.
这种称呼语的语用功能，比如其社会指示功能，礼貌标记功能，及在会话结构的分析中所起到的作用对于语言学和文学研究的结合有着重要的意义。 - Shifu(" master") is the most popular form of address among workers.
工人中最流行的称呼是“师傅”。 - ( Roman Catholic) a title given to a monk and used as form of address.
（罗马天主教）给男僧侣的头衔并作为称呼来用。 - Used as a form of address by schoolchildren to a male teacher
中小学生对男教师的称呼 - The form of address is a phenomenon of both language and culture.
称谓是一种语言现象，也是一种文化现象。 - '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。 - A form of address for a married woman.
对有地位的已婚女子的称呼。