Definition of Señor in English:

Señor

nounPlural Señoressɛˈnjɔː

A title or form of address used of or to a Spanish-speaking man, corresponding to Mr or sir.
he is certain his information is correct, Señor
Example sentencesExamples
- The question is, señor, is a woman like myself interesting enough for you?
- She is the best, señor, and the British Security Division feels we need more protection than anyone else, in light of recent events.
- ‘The pleasure is mine, señor,’ I said, returning the smile.
- But the señor has left his adopted town a last will that does more than dispose of his property.
- I assure you, señor, luck has nothing at all to do with it.

Origin

Spanish, from Latin senior (see senior).

Definition of Señor in US English:

Señor

noun

A title or form of address used of or to a Spanish-speaking man, corresponding to Mr. or sir.
he is certain his information is correct, Señor
Example sentencesExamples
- But the señor has left his adopted town a last will that does more than dispose of his property.
- I assure you, señor, luck has nothing at all to do with it.
- The question is, señor, is a woman like myself interesting enough for you?
- She is the best, señor, and the British Security Division feels we need more protection than anyone else, in light of recent events.
- ‘The pleasure is mine, señor,’ I said, returning the smile.

Origin

Spanish, from Latin senior (see senior).

词汇	Señor
释义	Definition of Señor in English: Señor nounPlural Señoressɛˈnjɔː A title or form of address used of or to a Spanish-speaking man, corresponding to Mr or sir. he is certain his information is correct, Señor Example sentencesExamples The question is, señor, is a woman like myself interesting enough for you? She is the best, señor, and the British Security Division feels we need more protection than anyone else, in light of recent events. ‘The pleasure is mine, señor,’ I said, returning the smile. But the señor has left his adopted town a last will that does more than dispose of his property. I assure you, señor, luck has nothing at all to do with it. Origin Spanish, from Latin senior (see senior). Definition of Señor in US English: Señor noun A title or form of address used of or to a Spanish-speaking man, corresponding to Mr. or sir. he is certain his information is correct, Señor Example sentencesExamples But the señor has left his adopted town a last will that does more than dispose of his property. I assure you, señor, luck has nothing at all to do with it. The question is, señor, is a woman like myself interesting enough for you? She is the best, señor, and the British Security Division feels we need more protection than anyone else, in light of recent events. ‘The pleasure is mine, señor,’ I said, returning the smile. Origin Spanish, from Latin senior (see senior).
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