Definition of Messrs in English:

Messrs

plural nounˈmɛsəz

Late 18th century: abbreviation of Messieurs.

单词	Messrs
释义	Definition of Messrs in English: Messrs plural nounˈmɛsəz Used as a title to refer formally to more than one man simultaneously, or in names of companies. Messrs Sotheby Example sentencesExamples They are sticking to the party line. Sticking to a party line is something that Messrs Straw and Reid know all about. So should Messrs Hooper, Wilson, Baillie, Lees and Khouri - and a few females. Performing works for transverse flute and harpsichord were the young Messrs. In 1880, Messrs W. E. Forster and Alfred Illingworth were elected MPs for Bradford. The cattle were shipped by Messrs Cosgrave and Clarke, Cattle Dealers. Origin Late 18th century: abbreviation of Messieurs.
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