Phrase
young lady
/jʌŋ ˈleidi/
noun
年轻女子；少女
a young female person; a young woman or girl
- 1.
Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see young, lady.
非比喻或习语用法:参见 young、lady。
- 2.
A term of endearment or admonishment by adults for a young girl.
大人对年轻女孩的昵称或告诫用语。
小姑娘（长辈称呼或责备用语）；非比喻或习语用法:参见 young、lady。；大人对年轻女孩的昵称或告诫用语。；姑娘
In use
The young lady sitting by the window ordered a cup of tea.
Young lady, you had better clean up your room before dinner.
Two young ladies in blue dresses were laughing in the garden.
young lady (as direct address)
用于称呼年轻女性，常带有长辈或权威语气。
Young lady, please sit down.
姑娘，请坐下。
possessive determiner + young lady
可指女儿或恋爱对象。
His young lady is waiting outside.
他的年轻女士在外面等着。
a young lady
泛指一位年轻女性。
A young lady came to the door.
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Learner notes
Grammar Note
常用于称呼或指代年轻女子
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Dictionary facts from ECDICT, WIKTIONARY.