Mr.
남자의 성이나 이름 앞에 붙이는 호칭이에요. 공손하게 부를 때 사용해요.
Use 'Mr.' as a polite title before a man's last name or full name.
30초 단어
- Title used before a man's name.
- Polite and standard form of address.
- Common in formal and everyday English.
Summary
Use 'Mr.' as a polite title before a man's last name or full name.
- Title used before a man's name.
- Polite and standard form of address.
- Common in formal and everyday English.
Always use with a surname
Remember to always follow 'Mr.' with the man's last name or full name for correct usage.
Avoid using 'Mr.' alone
Using 'Mr.' without a name can sound abrupt or incomplete. Ensure a surname or full name follows it.
Standard title for men
'Mr.' is the universally accepted and expected title for men in most English-speaking cultures, signifying politeness and respect.
예시
4 / 4Please give this report to Mr. Harrison.
Dear Mr. President, we welcome your address.
I saw Mr. Green at the store yesterday.
The research was conducted by Mr. Alan Turing.
어휘 가족
암기 팁
Think of 'Mr.' as the 'man's respectful intro.' It's the standard polite way to start talking about or to a man whose name you know.
Overview
Mr. is a common English title used before a man's surname or full name. It functions as a polite form of address or reference, indicating respect. Its origin traces back to 'master,' evolving over centuries to become the standard honorific for men in contemporary English.
Mr. is almost always followed by a surname (e.g., Mr. Smith) or a full name (e.g., Mr. John Smith). It is rarely used alone unless the context is exceptionally clear, such as in a direct response where the person has just been identified. It is used for men of all ages, from boys to elderly gentlemen, although in very informal settings or when addressing children, other terms might be preferred.
You will encounter 'Mr.' in formal and semi-formal settings like business correspondence, official documents, introductions, and when addressing teachers, doctors, or other professionals. It's the default title in written communication and formal speech. In everyday conversation, it's used when referring to or addressing men you don't know well or in a professional capacity.
The female equivalent is 'Ms.' (or 'Mrs.' for married women, and 'Miss' for unmarried women, though 'Ms.' is now the most common and neutral). 'Sir' is a higher level of respect, often used for knights, older men, or in very formal service situations. 'Dr.' is used for individuals with a doctorate or medical doctors. Unlike these, 'Mr.' is the most general and widely applicable title for men.
사용 참고사항
Mr. is the most common and neutral title for men in English. It is appropriate in virtually all formal and semi-formal contexts, from business letters to introductions. While it can be used in informal settings, people often use first names or nicknames when they know someone well.
자주 하는 실수
A common mistake is forgetting to include the surname after 'Mr.', making the address incomplete. Another error is using 'Mr.' for women or using outdated titles like 'Master' inappropriately. Ensure 'Mr.' is always paired with a male's last name.
암기 팁
Think of 'Mr.' as the 'man's respectful intro.' It's the standard polite way to start talking about or to a man whose name you know.
어원
'Mr.' is an abbreviation of the older title 'Master.' 'Master' originally meant someone in control or with authority, and it evolved into a polite form of address for gentlemen.
문화적 맥락
The use of titles like 'Mr.' reflects a cultural emphasis on politeness and respect in social and professional interactions. It helps maintain a degree of formality and acknowledges the person's identity.
예시
Please give this report to Mr. Harrison.
everydayDear Mr. President, we welcome your address.
formalI saw Mr. Green at the store yesterday.
informalThe research was conducted by Mr. Alan Turing.
academic어휘 가족
자주 쓰는 조합
자주 쓰는 구문
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. Speaker
Call me Mr. X
자주 혼동되는 단어
Ms. is the standard, neutral title for women, used regardless of marital status. It is the female equivalent of Mr. in terms of general applicability and formality.
Sir is a more formal title, often used for knights, high-ranking officials, or as a term of great respect for an older man. It is not used with a surname in the same way Mr. is.
문법 패턴
Always use with a surname
Remember to always follow 'Mr.' with the man's last name or full name for correct usage.
Avoid using 'Mr.' alone
Using 'Mr.' without a name can sound abrupt or incomplete. Ensure a surname or full name follows it.
Standard title for men
'Mr.' is the universally accepted and expected title for men in most English-speaking cultures, signifying politeness and respect.
셀프 테스트
Fill in the blank with the correct title.
Good morning, ___ Jones.
The name 'Jones' is a surname, and the context implies addressing a male individual, making 'Mr.' the appropriate title.
Choose the best title for the situation.
You are writing a formal email to a male colleague named David Lee. Which title should you use?
In formal communication, 'Mr.' followed by the surname is the standard and respectful way to address a man.
Arrange the words to form a correct sentence.
Smith / Mr. / is / my / doctor
The correct structure places the title 'Mr.' before the surname 'Smith', followed by the rest of the predicate.
점수: /3
자주 묻는 질문
4 질문Use 'Mr.' before a man's surname or full name in most situations, especially in formal writing and when addressing men you don't know well. It's a sign of respect.
While technically correct, 'Mr.' is often considered too formal for young boys. Parents or teachers might use their first name or 'Master' (though 'Master' is less common now) for younger boys.
The most common and neutral equivalent for women is 'Ms.' Other titles include 'Mrs.' (traditionally for married women) and 'Miss' (traditionally for unmarried women).
Generally, no. 'Mr.' needs to be followed by a name. If you are directly addressing someone, you might say 'Yes, Mr. Smith?' or simply 'Yes, sir?' but 'Mr.' by itself is incomplete.
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about
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above
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accident
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action
A2어떤 목표를 이루기 위해 실제로 행동하는 것을 말해.
after
A2'after'는 시간상이나 공간상으로 어떤 것의 뒤에 오는 것을 의미해요.
afterward
A2At a later or subsequent time.
again
A2'again'은 어떤 일이 다시 일어나거나 반복될 때 사용하는 말이에요.
aged
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alive
A2죽지 않고 생명이 있는 상태를 의미해.
all
A2'all'은 어떤 것의 전부 또는 모든 개별적인 것을 가리킬 때 사용해요.
