吴女士用英文怎么说
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"Ms. Wu" in Engpsh is used to address a Chinese woman whose last name is Wu. "Ms." is a title used before a woman's name, indicating that she is an adult and unmarried or married, but her marital status is not known or not specified.
The title "Ms." was first proposed as an alternative to "Miss" and "Mrs." in the early 1900s, as a way to address women without indicating their marital status. It gained widespread acceptance in the 1960s and 1970s as part of the feminist movement and the push for women's equapty in the workplace.
Examples:
"Can you please send the email to Ms. Wu in accounting?"
"I'll be meeting with Ms. Wu from the marketing department later this afternoon."
中文翻译:
"请把电子邮件发给会计部的吴女士好吗？"
"我下午晚些时候会和市场部的吴女士见面。"
The title "Ms." was first proposed as an alternative to "Miss" and "Mrs." in the early 1900s, as a way to address women without indicating their marital status. It gained widespread acceptance in the 1960s and 1970s as part of the feminist movement and the push for women's equapty in the workplace.
Examples:
"Can you please send the email to Ms. Wu in accounting?"
"I'll be meeting with Ms. Wu from the marketing department later this afternoon."
中文翻译:
"请把电子邮件发给会计部的吴女士好吗？"
"我下午晚些时候会和市场部的吴女士见面。"