Messrs

英 [ˈmesəz]

美 [ˈmesərz]

abbr.  Mr的复数形式，用于一组人名或公司名称前

复数：messrs　

法律

Collins.1 / BNC.12410

牛津词典

abbr.

• （Mr的复数形式，用于一组人名或公司名称前）
  (used as the plural of Mr before a list of names and before names of business companies)
  1. Messrs Smith, Brown and Jones
     史密斯、布朗和琼斯先生
  2. Messrs T Brown and Co
     T.布朗公司诸位先生

柯林斯词典

in AM, use 美国英语用 Messrs


• N-TITLE (用在两个或多个人名之前，作为公司名称的一部分)
  Messrsis used before the names of two or more men as part of the name of a business.
  1. The repairs were to be done by Messrs Clegg & Sons of Balham.
     修理工作将交给巴尔哈姆的克莱格父子建筑公司完成。
• N-TITLE (Mr的复数，用在两个或多个人名前)
  You useMessrsbefore the names of two or more men as the plural ofMr.
  1. I cannot allow the remarks made by Messrs Fortt and Wyre to remain unchallenged.
     我不能容许无人质疑福特先生和怀厄先生所说的话。

双语例句

• Unlike the predictions made by Messrs Cameron and Gallagher based on politeness and Prejudice mine is backed by solid research.
  卡梅伦和加拉格尔的预测是出于礼貌和偏见，我的预测则不一样我的预测有可靠的研究做依据。
• Though they worked together closely on the diplomacy, more recently Messrs Sarkozy and Cameron have also had their differences.
  虽然萨科齐和卡梅伦曾在外交上紧密合作，但最近也出现了分歧。
• To get around such problems Messrs Ashenfelter and jurajda focus on a single company.
  为了解决这样的问题，阿申菲尔特先生和尤赖达先生把研究重点集中在一家公司上。
• Messrs Bernanke and Mr Draghi of course face different predicaments.
  当然，伯南克和德拉吉面临不同的困境。
• Just three months into their new jobs, Messrs McDermott and snabe have struck.
  仅仅上任3个月，孟鼎铭和施杰翰便已出手。
• Messrs Xu and Zhu show that China's cities became more equal during the1990s, especially in the first half of the decade.
  徐先生和祝先生表示，中国城市在90年代时更趋于平均化了，特别是在1990年至1994年期间。
• According to Messrs Mann and ornstein, congress's current problems stem from three things.
  根据曼恩和奥斯丁的观点，国会现阶段的问题来自三个因素。
• Now that really would give Messrs Paulson and Bernanke food for thought.
  那可真的该让保尔森和伯南克深思一番。
• Messrs Brin and Page set out to create a company and an entire culture in their image.
  梅塞斯•布林和佩吉开始在创建一个他们预想的公司，树立自己的企业文化。
• Messrs Bernanke and Paulson also have done well by acting quickly: it took seven years for Japan's regulators to set up a mechanism to take over large broke banks in the1990s.
  鲍尔森和伯南克也做到了该出手时就出手：日本的立法者在90年代时用了7年时间才建立了接管破产银行的机制。