In Australia and New Zealand, some people call a young woman a sheila. It is slang, not a careful or formal word, and it is local: a teacher in Taiwan, Britain, or the United States would not use it this way in ordinary talk.

In Australia and New Zealand在澳洲和紐西蘭，some people有些人 call把 a young woman年輕女人 a sheila叫做sheila。It is slang它是俚語，not a careful or formal word不是一個講究或正式的字，and it is local而且是地方性的：a teacher一位老師 in Taiwan, Britain, or the United States在台灣、英國或美國 would not use it這樣用它 this way in ordinary talk在平常講話中不會這樣用。

It comes from the woman’s name Sheila, which was once very common, so the name turned into a word for “a girl” or “a young woman.” Though actually, it is heard more from men, and more from older speakers; some women do not like it, because it can sound like “some girl” rather than a person with a name.

It它 comes from源自 the woman's name一個女性名字 Sheila雪拉，which once was曾經 very common非常常見，so the name所以這個名字 turned into就變成了 a word for "a girl" or "a young woman."一個指「女孩」或「年輕女人」的字。Though actually不過其實，it它 is heard more比較常聽到 from men從男性口中，and more而且比較常 from older speakers從年紀較大的人口中；some women有些女性 do not like it不喜歡這個字，because因為 it can sound like聽起來可能像是"some girl"「某個女的」 rather than而不是 a person with a name一個有名字的人。

Outside those countries, Sheila is just a given name. Do not use sheila in class as a normal English word for “woman.”

Outside those countries在這些國家以外，Sheila雪拉 is just只是 a given name一個普通的名字。Do not use不要用 sheila這個字 in class在課堂上 as a normal English word當作正常英文字 for "woman."用來講「女人」。