Wu stands for a surname.

Miss English [m? s]？ Beauty [m? s]？

Lady; (used as a title before an unmarried woman's first name or surname) Miss; breakdown

Verb (abbreviation of verb) is missing; Save; Miss (an opportunity); Never met.

Third person singular: omission plural: omission present participle: omission past tense: omission past participle: omission

1。 Like what? Where to? Talk? Where to? Miss? Mary? Brown. ?

I'd like to speak to Ms. mary brown.

2. Miss? Mcfadden? What about you? Forgot? Where to? Say? Okay？ Good night ?

Ms mcfadden, you forgot to say good night.

3. Me? Need? Where to? Talk? Where to? Miss? Gonzalez? One person. ?

I need to talk to Ms. Gonzalez alone.

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Synonym lady

English [? Le? di]？ Beauty [? Le Di]?

(referring to adult women, some people, especially the elderly, think it is more polite to say this) madam; (informal name for disrespect) woman; (in Britain, address for the wife, daughter or lady of a female noblewoman or a member of a noble family) madam is a polite and cultured woman.

Plural number: madam

1、The？ Lady? Nod? Dry? Where to? Me. ?

The lady nodded coldly at me.

2. Liszt? Dead. ? Ditto? Three? Miami? Drugs? Dealer? And then what? Answer? Lady. ?

Liszt is dead, along with three Miami drug dealers and a lady.

3. Everyone? Really? Comments? Open? What? Answer? Is it cute? Lady? She? Yes. ?

Everyone says that she is a lovely lady.