"How to say 'Doctor' in English" is how you ask the question "What is the translation of '博士' in English?".
The word "doctor" in Chinese, or "bóshì" in pinyin, is a title for someone who has completed advanced education and training in a specific field, often with a doctorate degree. In English, this title is typically translated as "doctor" with an uppercase "D", or "Dr." followed by the person's last name. For example, "Dr. Smith" would be "Smith" with a title of "Doctor".
It's worth noting that in some contexts, like medical fields, the title "doctor" may also be abbreviated to just "dr". However, when referring to someone's title in general, it's best to use the full form "Doctor" or "Dr.".
