Bilingual example:

Mr. Brown netted a large profit.

Mr. Brown netted a large profit.

Do you know why Mr. Brown has a heavy heart?

Do you know why Mr. Brown is in a bad mood?

3、The？ Special? Cabinet? Committee? Including? Sir? Brown? Sir? Mandelson? And then what? Sir? A straw?

The special cabinet committee includes Mr Brown, Mr Mandelson and Mr Straw.

4. what? Used to be. Once? As? As? One? Yes? Sir? Brown's? Closest? Politics? A consultant?

He was once regarded as one of Mr. Brown's closest political advisers.

Really? Is it? Ann? Interview? With what? Sir? Brown? After that? That? News. ?

After the news broadcast, an interview with Mr. Brown was broadcast.

6. Look! ? Here? Coming? Sir? Brown? And then what? Ma' am Brown. ?

Look! Mr. and Mrs. Brown are also here.

Extended data:

Adjacent words

1, sir

English? ['m？ st？ (r)]？ ? ? Beautiful? ['m？ st？ r]？ ?

Noun (short for noun)? Mr. (short for Mr.), Mr., used before a person's surname or full name and before the title of a government official, is a polite title.

This project is now in the charge of Mr. White.

This project is now in the charge of Mr. White.

sir

English? ['m？ st？ (r)]？ ? ? Beautiful? ['m？ st？ r]？ ?

Noun (short for noun)? sir

Verb (short for verb)? Call ... sir

The meeting was chaired by Mr. Johnson.

The meeting was chaired by Mr. Johnson.