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n.贵族⁹³;贵族阶级⁷原型aristocracy的复数名词复数aristocracies
Noun:
a privileged class holding hereditary titlesthe most powerful members of a society近义词 cream奶油gentry绅士purple紫色的nobility贵族upper crust上流社会…lords and ladies〈植〉斑叶阿若母…
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用作名词He objected to the toadying toaristocracy.他反对对于〈贵族阶级〉的奉承。
He objected to the toadying toaristocracy.他反对对于〈贵族阶级〉的奉承。
Coastal Georgia was too firmly held by an entrenchedaristocracyfor him ever to hope to win the place he intended to have.滨海的佐治亚州是那样牢牢地掌握在一顽强的〈贵族阶级〉手中，在这里，他就休想有一天会赢得他所刻意追求的地位。 The relationship of the primitive contract which was connected with mutual rights and obligations between monarchy and aristocracies was the foundation of the limited monarchy of England.
以相互间的权利与义务将王权与贵族联系起来的原始契约关系，是英国有限王权的政治基础； eshistory.com
The resisting monarchy of aristocracies was an important factor in the making of limited monarchy of England;
第三，贵族对王权的抵抗是英国有限王权形成的重要因素； eshistory.com
Hereditary aristocracies, Douthat writes, suffer from stupidity and pigheadedness, while one-party states do so from ideological mania.
杜塔特写到，世袭的贵族们愚蠢而顽固，而一党制国家这么做则出于对意识形态的狂热。 yeeyan
Indeed, the problem of dealing with boredom may be even more difficult for such a future mass society than it was for aristocracies.
的确对于这样一个未来群众社会，应付无聊的问题比起来贵族们可能更困难。 ebigear
The world's first kings and emperors emerged, with their aristocracies and bureaucrats whose jobs were to collect taxes, issue laws and administer justice for all to see.
世界上的头一批国王和君主冒出来了，和他们的贵族与官僚其工作是收税一起，颁布法律，主持公道，以示天下。 blog.sina.com.cn
We should keep in mind, of course, that the interests of the regional aristocracies and those of the multitude are by no means the same.
当然，我们也应牢记，地区贵族力量与大众在利益上绝不可能一致。 eduww |