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PS (also P.S. American English) /ˌpiː ˈes/ ●●○ noun [countable]  TCM (postscript) a note written at the end of a letter, adding more information 〔信末的〕附言，又及 → PPS She added a PS to say ‘hi’ to my brother. 她加了一句附言向我弟弟问好。 Best wishes, Julie. PS Maggie sends her love. 祝一切顺利，朱莉。 又及，玛吉问候你。From Longman Business DictionaryPSPS noun [countable] written abbreviation for POSTSCRIPT; written at the end of a letter when you want to add more information. You can add PPS if more information comes after the PSShe added a PS asking me to send her some money.Best wishes, Julie. PS If Thursday is not convenient, let me know. PPS You can reach me on email at the address below.Origin P.S. Modern Latin postscriptum; → POSTSCRIPT

PS nounChinese  

a end a letter, the of Business at written note

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PS (also P.S. American English) /ˌpiː ˈes/ noun [countable](postscript) a note written at the end of a letter, adding more information ⇨ PPS:
    She added a PS to say ‘hi’ to my brother.
    Best wishes, Julie. PS Maggie sends her love.

PSBrE /ˌpiː ˈes/ 🔊NAmE /ˌpiː ˈes/ 🔊 nounsomething written at the end of a letter to introduce some more information or sth that you have forgotten. PS is the abbreviation for 'postscript'. 附言，又及（全写为 postscript，用于信末）◆PS Could you send me your fax number again? 又及：请再把您的传真号码发给我好吗？🔊🔊◆She added a PS asking me to water the plants. 她加了一句附言，要我浇花。🔊🔊