PPS
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++PPS /ˌpiː piː ˈes/ noun [countable] 1. (also P.P.S. American English)TCM a note added after a PS in a letter or message 〔信末附言后的〕再附言2. PGO (Parliamentary Private Secretary) a member of the British Parliament whose job is to help a minister 议会私人秘书〔英国议会里协助大臣工作的议员〕From Longman Business DictionaryPPSPPS → see under PSOrigin P.P.S. (1800-1900) Modern Latin post-postscriptum
PPS nounChinese
PS a added a note a letter or in after Business
PPS
PPS /ˌpiː piː ˈes/
noun [countable]
2. (Parliamentary Private Secretary) a member of the British Parliament whose job is to help a minister
PPS /ˌpiː piː ˈes/
noun [countable] Date: 1800-1900
Language: Modern Latin
Origin: post-postscriptum
1. (also P.P.S. American English) a note added after a PS in a letter or messageLanguage: Modern Latin
Origin: post-postscriptum
2. (Parliamentary Private Secretary) a member of the British Parliament whose job is to help a minister