n.<法>小姐（相当于英语Miss，单数略为Mlle，复数略为Mlles），<英>法国女（家庭）教师

原形：mademoiselle复数：mesdemoiselles

Mademoiselle, could you please direct me to the nearest metro station?
小姐，您能告诉我最近的地铁站在哪儿吗？
The shop assistant greeted the customer with a polite "Bonjour, mademoiselle.
店员礼貌地用“您好，小姐”来迎接顾客。
Mademoiselle, your table is ready.
小姐，您的桌子已经准备好了。
Excuse me, mademoiselle, but I believe you've dropped your glove.
对不起，小姐，我想您掉了手套。
The waiter addressed the young woman as "Mademoiselle" out of respect.
服务员出于尊重对年轻女子称作“小姐”。
Mademoiselle Chanel was known for her timeless fashion designs.
小姐香奈儿以其永恒的时尚设计而闻名。
Mademoiselle, would you care for some more tea?" asked the butler politely.
“小姐，您还要再来点茶吗？”管家礼貌地问道。
In olden times, it was customary to address an unmarried woman as "Mademoiselle".
在过去，称呼未婚女性为“小姐”是一种习惯。
Mademoiselle Curie made groundbreaking discoveries in the field of radioactivity.
居里小姐在放射性领域取得了突破性的发现。
Mademoiselle, may I have the pleasure of this dance?" inquired the gentleman.
“小姐，我能有幸请您跳这支舞吗？”绅士问道。