missy

英 [ˈmɪsi]

美 [ˈmɪsi]

n. (表示生气或喜爱)小姐，丫头

COCA.25863

牛津词典

noun

（表示生气或喜爱）小姐，丫头
used when talking to a young girl, especially to express anger or affection
1. Don't you speak to me like that, missy!
  不许那样对我讲话，小姐！

noun

She was much more beautiful than Barba Bracken, but slender, and Barba was heard to say that Missy was flat as a boy.
她比芭巴•布雷肯漂亮得多，但是太苗条。有人听见芭巴说米茜的胸部就像男人一样平。
Mind how you address me, missy.
注意一点你对我说话的态度，小姐。
Missy, we'll wait for you in the car.
米茜，我们在车里等你。
It don't do to pray here, missy.
但在这里祈祷是没有用的，小姑娘。
I do not care what you do or do not like, missy!
我才不在乎你喜欢还是不喜欢，小姑娘！
May I say a word to your telephone, missy? he asked roguishly.
“可以用你的电话说句话儿吗？”他流里流气地问。
And don't you be forgetting, Missy, that you're half Irish too.
你也别忘了，小姐，你也是半个爱尔兰人。
That's an interesting choice of adjective, coming from a man who has spent millions of dollars trying to clone a13-year-old dog named Missy.
有趣的是，这种用来形容克隆人的言辞竟然来自一位已花费数百万美金试图克隆一只13岁的名叫密斯的狗的人。
And besides, Missy, what are you doing out here without your shawl?
另外，姑娘，你光着肩膀在这儿干什么？
Abel: you know what, watch your mouth little missy!
亚伯：你知道吗，小姑娘，管好你的嘴！