营口财富招聘:appellation

 appellation madam/'mQdEm/ used when speaking or writing to a woman in a formal or business situation

                      Can i help you, Madam?  

miss/mis/ 1. used before the family name,or the first and family name, of a woman who is not married, in order to speak or write to her politely

              2.a title given to the winner of a beauty contest in a particuclar country,town.etc.

              3. (informal, spoken) used especially by men to address a young woman when they do not know her name

mrs/'misiz/ a title that comes before a married woman's family name or before her first and  family namestogerther                    Mrs (susan) Hill Mr and Mrs Hillms/miz/ a title that comes before a woman's family name or before her first and family names togerther ,
            and that can be used when you do not want to state whether she is married or not

mr/'mistE/ 1. a title that comes before a man's family name, or before his first and family names together

         2. a title uesd to address aman in some official positions  Mr. President  Mr. Chairman

    Mr Right (informal) the man who would be the the right husband for a particular woman

    I'm not getting married in a hurry--i'm waiting for Mr Right to come along.

sir/sE/1. used as a polite way of addressing a man whose name you do not know ,for example in a shop/store or restaurant or to show respect

        2. Dear sir/sirs  used at the beginning of a formal business letter when you do not know the name of the man or people that you are dealing with

        3. a title that is used before the first name of a man who has received one of the highest British honoursor before the first name of a Baronet