aristocratic
英 [ˌærɪstəˈkrætɪk]
美 [əˌrɪstəˈkrætɪk]
adj. 贵族的
BNC.8835 / COCA.11815
牛津词典
adj.
- 贵族的
belonging to or typical of the aristocracy- an aristocratic name/family/lifestyle
贵族姓氏 / 家庭 / 生活方式
- an aristocratic name/family/lifestyle
柯林斯词典
- ADJ-GRADED 贵族的;贵族式的
Aristocraticmeans belonging to or typical of the aristocracy.- ...a wealthy, aristocratic family...
富有的贵族家庭 - He laughed it off with aristocratic indifference.
他带着贵族式的漠然对其一笑置之。
- ...a wealthy, aristocratic family...
英英释义
adj
- belonging to or characteristic of the nobility or aristocracy
- an aristocratic family
- aristocratic Bostonians
- aristocratic government
- a blue family
- blue blood
- the blue-blooded aristocracy
- of gentle blood
- patrician landholders of the American South
- aristocratic bearing
- aristocratic features
- patrician tastes
双语例句
- It was the inexorable rise of capitalism and the bourgeoisie that had overthrown the feudal aristocratic order;
正是资本主义和资产阶级不可阻挡的兴起推翻了封建贵族秩序; - Congreve draws a debauched aristocratic society; deplorably dissipated and degraded; riotous living; fast women.
康格里夫描绘了一个堕落的贵族社会;可悲的放荡和堕落;放纵的生活;放荡的女人。 - While in France the Renaissance was eminently aristocratic, in England it was always regardful of the masses.
在法国,文艺复兴主要是贵族的事情,在英国,文艺复兴始终和人民大众密切相关。 - Unlike Tom, who was a foundling, Jia Baoyu in the Chinese novel was the pampered son of a wealthy, influential, aristocratic family.
和弃儿汤姆大不相同,中国小说里的贾宝玉却是一个有钱、有势的贵族家庭中备受纵容和宠爱的娇儿。 - She comes from an old and aristocratic French family.
她出生于一个历史悠久的法国贵族家庭。 - In Europe, it used to be Latin, German and of course French in aristocratic circles.
在欧洲的贵族圈,过去是拉丁语和德语,当然还有法语。 - This thesis investigates and analyzes systematically the evolution of aristocratic forms in Chinese history.
本文对中国传统社会里贵族的历史形态的沿革进行了系统的梳理。 - Others despise it for being a mostly upper-class and aristocratic sport.
其他人鄙视猎狐,因为它主要是一种供上流社会和贵族消遣的运动罢了。 - This season, however, they seemed infatuated with aristocratic explorers.
然而,这一季,他们似乎迷上了贵族探险家。 - From the international and aristocratic to the national and popular.
其风格从国际化,贵族化转向民族化和通俗化。
