lady; distinguished woman
Refers to a woman of high social or professional standing, such as a scholar, artist, critic, or politician. Often used in formal or journalistic contexts.
She is a lady known as a distinguished literary scholar.
Honorific suffix attached to a woman's name, similar to Ms./Mrs./Miss. Used in formal writing and news reports. Less common in everyday conversation.
Ms. Yamada made an important statement at the meeting.
Madame Curie received the Nobel Prize.
According to Ms. Tanaka, this research is expected to develop further.