mister:
{full form of the abbreviation ‘Mr’ which is used before the name of a man in writing}
(plural: ‘misters‘ or more commonly ‘messieurs’, French word, written ‘Messrs‘ — for the right pronunciation of this word (for British), please click here, and (for American), please click here)
Mr Lee is a gentleman
a polite form of address for a man;
an educated or rich man without any other title such as Dr (doctor), prof. (professor), or any of the social ranks in British usage such as Lord, Duke, Count, etc.;
the master of a house or business;
(always with a capital ‘M’) a title given to a man with the best body, as in Mister Universe, Mr Olympia, etc.,
Mister Universe
Could I speak to mister Duncan, please? (written form = Could I speak to Mr Duncan, please?)
The mister and the mistress of the house are away on a trip to South America.
Excuse me, mister, could you tell me the way to the station?
Arnold Schwarzenegger, the Hollywood film actor turned politician, is a three time Mr Universe!
