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1. Mrs
a title of respect prefixed to the name of a married woman:
Mrs. Jones.
2. Mrs
a title prefixed to a mock surname that is used to represent possession of a particular attribute, identity, etc.:
Mrs. Punctuality.
Etymology: (abbr. of mistress)
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1. (noun) Mrs, Mrs.
a form of address for a married woman
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Sense: a polite title given to a married woman, in writing or in speaking
Please come in, Mrs Anderson.
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 Afrikaans: Mev |
 Arabic: سَيِّـدهَ، عَقيلَه |
 Bulgarian: госпожа |
 Brazilian: senhora |
 Czech: paní |
 German: Frau |
 Danish: fru |
 Greek: κυρία |
 Spanish: sra., señora |
 Estonian: proua |
 Farsi: خانم |
 Finnish: rouva |
 French: Mme |
 Hebrew: גְבֶרֶת |
 Hindi: श्रीमती (विवाहित स्त्री क |
 Croatian: gospođa |
 Hungarian: -né |
 Indonesian: Nyonya |
 Icelandic: frú |
 Italian: signora |
 Japanese: ～夫人 |
 Korean: 기혼 여성에 대한 경칭, ...부인 |
 Lithuanian: misis, ponia |
 Latvian: misis, kundze |
 Malay: Puan |
 Dutch: mevrouw |
 Norwegian: fru |
 Polish: pani |
 Persian: خانم |
 Pashto: میرمن |
 Portuguese: senhora dona |
 Russian: миссис, госпожа |
 Slovak: pani |
 Slovenian: gospa |
 Serbian: gospođa |
 Swedish: fru |
 Thai: นาง (คำนำหน้าชื่อหญิงที่แ |
 Turkish: bayan |
 Taiwanese: 女士 |
 Ukrainian: місіс, пані |
 Urdu: بیاہی عورت کا لقب |
 Vietnamese: danh hiệu cho phụ nữ đã c |
 Chinese: 夫人 |
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