1.太太;夫人;女歌唱家,艺术家相互间的称号
1.used as a title for a woman who is married or not young anymore in countries where people speak French
1.Tell you what, Madame Congresswoman, if you can't make it I'll write it up in next month's Investment Outlook.
国会议员女士，即使你不能来我也会把它写进下个月的《投资展望》。
2.With your permission, Madame President, I would like to invite her to do that now.
主席女士，如您允许，我愿请她现在发言。
3.God knows, they'd just queued up to get into Madame Tussauds on a summer's day in London.
天晓道，在伦敦的一个夏日，他们俩排着队等待进入杜沙夫人蜡像馆。
4.what I meant was that I'd rather not give an opinion till I've heard what Madame Olenska has to say.
我刚才的意思是，我在听取奥兰斯卡夫人的想法之前，不愿发表意见。
5.Madame Used as a form of polite address for a woman in a French-speaking area.
madame夫人，小姐：在讲法语地区作为对妇女的礼貌称呼形式语源。
6.I decided to check in early with Madame and go to bed, and I put the yearbooks away.
我收好了年刊，我要提前向法国夫人报名，然后上床。
7.Madame Defarge immediately called to her husband that she would get them, and went, knitting, out of the lamplight, through the court-yard.
德伐日太太立即告诉丈夫她去取，然后便打着毛线走出灯光，进了天井。
8."Madame, I doubt my abilities before such an audience, " he said, bowing with a smile.
“我的确担心在这样的听众面前会拿不出讲话的本领来”，他说道，低下头来，嘴角上露出微笑。
9.The next morning at sunrise Monseigneur Bienvenu was strolling in his garden. Madame Magloire ran up to him in utter consternation.
次日破晓，卞福汝主教在他的园中散步。马格洛大娘慌慌张张地向他跑来。
10.But, you wretched man, I shall say to you what Madame D used to say: you just be very rich, then!
但您有多么可怜啊，我要学D太太说过的话来跟您讲了，‘那么您很有钱罗！’