Definition of Mrs in English:

Mrs

noun ˈmɪsɪsˈmɪsɪz

The title used before a surname or full name to address or refer to a married woman without a higher or honorific or professional title.
Mrs Sally Jones
Example sentencesExamples
- Yes, and it's a marvellous fruitcake sent to us by a Mrs Bradford of Bingley.
- Alora was being picked up from the airport at nine-thirty by a Mrs Harrow, after watching Jessie's plane fly away.
- In 1977 the then president of the Panacea Society, a Mrs Cuthbertson, produced a list of 15 conditions for opening the box.
- The other founder to be honoured, a Mrs Langdon, died some years ago.
- Spot prizes were won by Tommy Bredican, Phylis Bredican, Mrs Fiona Durkin and Mrs Noreen Geraghty.
- Storrs told how he visited a Mrs Downes, a washerwoman who was in labour with her tenth child, on January 7, 1841.
- It is inscribed at the front as belonging to a Mrs Janet Maule and dated June 25 1701, although recipes have been added over a number of years.
- One day I was sent as a gardener to a Mrs Milligan of 127 Holden Road, Finchley.
- That was the question sent to reader Mrs M. Yates by a Mrs B. Bryan, who now lives in Tasmania but who used to live in Ringley, and whose maiden name was Wilson.
- On the appeal a Mrs Tunstall, a professional psychologist, gave evidence.
- In 1880 a Mrs Millner, a member of the Religious Society of Friends, started the Industrial Association in order to help distressed Irish gentlewomen in Mountmellick.
- The national champion was placed third, with local rival Trevor Heeks of Trowbridge coming second and a Mrs Capewell from Peterborough winning overall.
- We're now staying at a B & B run by a Mrs Peg Bogle, who remembers you.
- The building was leased to a Mrs Park in 1960 and then was made into residential dwellings - a house and a cottage.
- A century later, the Hull Ladies' Musical Union, founded at the home of a Mrs Dover of Hinderwell Street in the city, is still going strong.
- In 1841, a Mrs Harriet Hatt noticed a strangely dressed man enter a shop.
- ‘The latest letter I got was from a Mrs Mungalsingh who complained about two radio stations,’ Prince recalled.
- I have been requested by a reader - a Mrs Trellis of North Island - for more up to date news of our favourite family.
- Although he never married, his long relationship with a Mrs Louisa Barrow produced four children, all of whom bore his name.
- The only thing left was to ask Nick to buy an extra return ticket for the ferry Tuesday afternoon in the name of a Mrs S. Owen, but pay cash for this one.

Origin

Early 17th century: abbreviation of mistress; compare with missus.

单词	Mrs
释义	Definition of Mrs in English: Mrs noun ˈmɪsɪsˈmɪsɪz The title used before a surname or full name to address or refer to a married woman without a higher or honorific or professional title. Mrs Sally Jones Example sentencesExamples Yes, and it's a marvellous fruitcake sent to us by a Mrs Bradford of Bingley. Alora was being picked up from the airport at nine-thirty by a Mrs Harrow, after watching Jessie's plane fly away. In 1977 the then president of the Panacea Society, a Mrs Cuthbertson, produced a list of 15 conditions for opening the box. The other founder to be honoured, a Mrs Langdon, died some years ago. Spot prizes were won by Tommy Bredican, Phylis Bredican, Mrs Fiona Durkin and Mrs Noreen Geraghty. Storrs told how he visited a Mrs Downes, a washerwoman who was in labour with her tenth child, on January 7, 1841. It is inscribed at the front as belonging to a Mrs Janet Maule and dated June 25 1701, although recipes have been added over a number of years. One day I was sent as a gardener to a Mrs Milligan of 127 Holden Road, Finchley. That was the question sent to reader Mrs M. Yates by a Mrs B. Bryan, who now lives in Tasmania but who used to live in Ringley, and whose maiden name was Wilson. On the appeal a Mrs Tunstall, a professional psychologist, gave evidence. In 1880 a Mrs Millner, a member of the Religious Society of Friends, started the Industrial Association in order to help distressed Irish gentlewomen in Mountmellick. The national champion was placed third, with local rival Trevor Heeks of Trowbridge coming second and a Mrs Capewell from Peterborough winning overall. We're now staying at a B & B run by a Mrs Peg Bogle, who remembers you. The building was leased to a Mrs Park in 1960 and then was made into residential dwellings - a house and a cottage. A century later, the Hull Ladies' Musical Union, founded at the home of a Mrs Dover of Hinderwell Street in the city, is still going strong. In 1841, a Mrs Harriet Hatt noticed a strangely dressed man enter a shop. ‘The latest letter I got was from a Mrs Mungalsingh who complained about two radio stations,’ Prince recalled. I have been requested by a reader - a Mrs Trellis of North Island - for more up to date news of our favourite family. Although he never married, his long relationship with a Mrs Louisa Barrow produced four children, all of whom bore his name. The only thing left was to ask Nick to buy an extra return ticket for the ferry Tuesday afternoon in the name of a Mrs S. Owen, but pay cash for this one. Origin Early 17th century: abbreviation of mistress; compare with missus.
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