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

• That is not the sort of strong dollar Messrs Geithner and Bernanke would welcome.
  这可不是盖特纳和伯南克两人想要的那种强势美元。
• With Messrs Pandit and Hornsby, bosses at many other firms have been cutting hundreds of thousands of jobs.
  紧随Pandit先生和Hornsby先生的裁员决定，很多其他公司的老总也纷纷裁减了数以十万计的就业机会。
• 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。
• Lest anyone has forgotten, Messrs Blair and Brown campaigned then on a pledge to marry economic efficiency with social justice.
  我来提醒一下，以免有人忘记了：布莱尔和布朗二人当时竞选时承诺，将经济效率与社会正义结合起来。
• As it is, Messrs Osborne and Fox have encouraged the armed forces chiefs to join the public fray.
  而事实是，奥斯本和福克斯反而鼓励军事将领们加入公开辩论。
• A Europe presided over by Messrs Barroso and Blair is a modern European hell.
  由巴罗佐和布莱尔担任首脑的欧洲是一个现代版的欧洲地狱。
• 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。
• 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。
• Permanent damage has been done to the financial system, despite the extraordinary measures of Messrs Hank Paulson, the US Treasury Secretary, and Ben Bernanke, the Fed chairman, to address the problems that stem from the actions of their predecessors.
  尽管包括美国财长汉克保尔森（hankpaulson）和美联储主席本伯南克（benbernanke）在内的诸位先生采取了非常举措，以解决前任们的做法带来的问题，但金融系统已受到永久的损害。
• 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。