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es·quire 英ˈesˌkwaɪə, ɪˈskwaɪə美ˈɛsˌkwaɪr, ɪˈskwaɪrAHDĕsʹkwīr', ĭ-skwīrʹ ☆☆☆☆☆高ＧCOCA⁴⁸⁸⁴²BNC¹⁸⁰⁹⁴iWeb²¹²⁴⁴Economist⁵³⁵⁸¹⁺¹
基本英英词源记法近义反义例句
n.先生¹⁰⁰放在姓的后面、略作Esq复数esquires
Noun:
(Middle Ages an attendant and shield bearer to a knight; a candidate for knighthooda title of respect for a member of the English gentry ranking just below a knight; placed after the name来自古法语，源自拉丁语，本意是“扛盾牌的人”。原本是对骑士随从的称呼，和单词squire骑士随从，乡绅同源。开头的字母e仅用来方便发音，现在，该词可用作对任何人的尊称，尤其是对律师等专业人士的尊称，常缩写为Esq.，放在对方姓氏的后面。e-从-squire-从-⇒n.先生放在姓的后面|略作Esqn.先生(放在姓的后面;略作Esq.也作信件用语绅士;士绅;乡绅;旧指骑士的扈从;候补骑士;持盾者;地主;《老爷》月刊;时尚先生又译君子美国男性时尚杂志v.在收件人姓名后用先生的称号;称…为先生;护送近义词 accompany陪伴
Apart from his wife, the pivotal figure in Carver's adult life was Gordon Lish, an influential fiction editor at Esquire magazine who later became a power in book publishing.
在卡佛成年后的生活里，除了他的妻子，另一个重要人物就是《君子》杂志 Esquire的著名小说编辑、后来成为出版界权威的戈登·理什 Gordon Lish。 yeeyan |