aristocrats

英 [ˈærɪstəkræts]

美 [əˈrɪstəˌkræts]

n.  (一位)贵族
aristocrat的复数

柯林斯词典

• 贵族（成员）
  Anaristocratis someone whose family has a high social rank, especially someone who has a title.

双语例句

• I am going to consider them, those provincial aristocrats.
  我要去恭维他们，恭维那些乡下贵族。
• Once the aristocrats were banned from the sport, common people started taking part in the Bull Fighting.
  当贵族失去了斗牛的特权，老百姓便开始纷纷加入斗牛的行列。
• He is setting an example which other aristocrats and leading Britons should follow.
  他为其他贵族和伦敦要人们树立了榜样。
• Revolution loomed but the aristocrats paid no heed.
  革命已迫在眉睫，但贵族们并未加以注意。
• The royal family and aristocrats had everything covered with embroidery-even their rooms were decorated with so much embroidery that the walls could not be seen!
  王室和贵族曾与刺绣覆盖一切，甚至他们的房间这么多刺绣的墙壁，没有任何装饰！
• But no, along comes a pair a real aristocrats from Europe, and straightway you throw over the half-breeds.
  可是不成，从欧洲来了两个货真价实的贵族，你马上让煮了半熟的鸭子飞了。
• Aristocrats holding the rank of knight.
  持有骑士称号的贵族。
• These frontier men were the precise opposites of the tidewater aristocrats.
  这些边疆人与南方贵族截然相反。
• Tofu remained within palaces and temples, adding a vital source of protein to the vegetarian Buddhist diets of aristocrats and monks.
  豆腐一直留在宫殿与寺庙中，为贵族和僧人的佛教素食增加了一种重要的蛋白来源。
• This frequently meant preventing commoners from imitating the appearance of aristocrats, and sometimes also to stigmatize disfavored groups.
  这经常用来表示阻止平民模仿贵族的外部形象，有时用来表示蔑视不受支持的团队或组织。