Mademoiselle

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishMademoiselleMad‧e‧moi‧selle /ˌmædəmwəˈzel/ noun (plural Mesdemoiselles /ˌmeɪdəmwəˈzel/) TALK TO somebodyWOMANused to address or refer to a young French-speaking woman who is not married → Madame, Monsieur Mademoiselle DuboisExamples from the CorpusMademoiselle• Here are the couture workrooms and a door marked in large black letters' Mademoiselle.Origin Mademoiselle (1400-1500) French Old French ma damoisele “my (young) lady”

单词	Mademoiselle
释义	Mademoiselle From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishMademoiselleMad‧e‧moi‧selle /ˌmædəmwəˈzel/ noun (plural Mesdemoiselles /ˌmeɪdəmwəˈzel/) TALK TO somebodyWOMANused to address or refer to a young French-speaking woman who is not married → Madame, Monsieur Mademoiselle DuboisExamples from the CorpusMademoiselle• Here are the couture workrooms and a door marked in large black letters' Mademoiselle.Origin Mademoiselle (1400-1500) French Old French ma damoisele “my (young) lady”
随便看	under strain under supervision under surveillance under suspicion under sway under the (watchful/stern etc) eye of somebody under the according to the rules under the aegis of under the aegis of somebody/something under the age of 18 etc under the age of 5 etc under the auspices of under the auspices of somebody/something under the authority of under the authority of somebody under the banner of under the banner of something under the banner of something under the circumstances under the cloak of under the cloak of something under the control of under the control of somebody under the cosh under the counter