MS

英 [ˌem ˈes]

美 [ˌem ˈes]

abbr. 多发性硬化

Oxford 3000 / Collins.5 / BNC.3849 / COCA.1145

牛津词典

abbr.

多发性硬化（症）(一种严重的神经系统疾病，可导致病人逐渐丧失体力，有时会影响病人的视觉和语言表达能力)
MSis a serious disease of the nervous system, which gradually makes a person weaker, and sometimes affects their sight or speech.MSis an abbreviation for (缩略 =) 'multiple sclerosis'.
同 MSc
AnMSorM.S. is the same as anMSc.

Ms Yellen also stressed the risks of being too slow in acting.
耶伦也强调了行动过于迟缓的风险。
Ms Carey appeared to blame her breakdown on EMI's punishing work schedule
凯丽女士似乎将她的精神崩溃归咎于百代唱片公司高度紧张的工作日程安排。
Ms Mann is working with young offenders and trying to break cycles of offending.
曼女士正在从事帮助少年犯的工作，试图打破犯罪的恶性循环。
I disagree with Mr Hu and Ms Liang.
我不同意胡先生和梁女士的看法。
MS wong: this is very kind of you.
黄女士：你太好了。
MS: I always suggest defining and using your own created screens.
MS：我通常建议定义和使用你自己创建的屏幕。
The financial crisis has had no impact on my sales, Ms Zhang said.
金融危机对我的销售没有影响，张女士表示。
Ms Highsmith has made Switzerland her home
海史密斯女士已经在瑞士安了家。
This is our Vice President, Ms Susan Barnes.
这位是我们的副总裁，苏珊？巴恩斯女士。
Ms Clark is still in position and there are no plans to move her
克拉克女士仍然在位，没有要调动她的计划。