1.小姐
1.an expression that older people sometimes use for referring to or speaking to a girl or young woman
2.a girlfriend
1.She smiled at him. She was surprised when he said, without a smile, "I don't think I know you, young lady. "
她对他微笑，却很惊讶于他毫无笑容的回答：“我想我不认识你，年轻女士。”
2.By and by the young lady came out, passed Jimmy again, pretending not to see him, and went on her way.
过了一会儿，那个小姐走了出来，又从基米的身边走过，假装没有看见他的样子，只顾走自己的路。
3.As he passed behind the counter, he took notice that the elderly gentlemen talked to the young lady.
当他踱到柜台后面的时候，他看见老绅士望着年轻姑娘说话。
4.the young lady perfectly easy in her manners, and as ready to talk as to listen.
这位小姐态度非常随和，既爱听我说话，也爱自己说话。
5.The director didn't think this young lady was good enough and asked her to get out off the stage.
导演觉得这个年轻人不行，就把他撵下台去。
6."Up you get, young lady, " said the angel, hauling Anathema out of the bracken.
“哎呀，小姑娘，快起来吧，”天使说着，把安娜丝玛从沟里拉出来。
7.Ms. Han works in a government office. Every weekend, this young lady hangs out with her friends from many other circles.
在政府机关工作的韩女士，每个周末都会和在其他行业工作的朋友一起出去玩。
8.A few days later he met the young lady on the street and thanked her for her hospitality.
过了几天，他与这年轻女子在街上相遇，谢了她盛情的款待。
9.O young lady, you young lady of the distant land. Excuse me for addressing you as "young lady" , for your name is still unknown to me.
你年青的，年青的，远隔河山的姑娘哟，你的名姓我不曾知道，你恕我只能这样叫你了。
10.Suddenly, a well dreassed young lady with a mask appeared in the door way, everyone is making way for her.
忽然，一位身穿华服戴着面具的女子出现在门口，众人为她让路