monarchs

英 [ˈmɒnəks]

美 [ˈmɑˌnɑrks]

n.  君主; 帝王
monarch的复数

柯林斯词典

• 君主;帝王;女王;女皇
  Themonarchof a country is the king, queen, emperor, or empress.

双语例句

• He writes of the Habsburg monarchs: They steadily over-extended themselves in the course of repeated conflicts and became militarily top-heavy for their weakening economic base.
  书中写到了哈布斯堡王朝的君主们：在反反复复的冲突过程中，他们稳步地进行了过度的扩张，军力变得庞大，而经济基础日趋衰弱。
• They developed a system of financial intermediation involving borrowing from wealth-owners everywhere and lending to monarchs.
  他们发展了一种金融中介体系，从各地的富人那里借入资金，再贷给君主。
• Monarchs breed in the spring and summer on the gulf coast of the United States and in the Great Lakes region.
  黑脉金斑蝶春季和夏季在美国的海湾沿岸和五大湖区繁殖。
• New legislation will allow the daughters and sons of future British monarchs to have equal right to the throne.
  新的立法将允许未来英国君主的子女都享有同等的权利去争取王位。
• A Comparison of Conceptions of Monarchs Between Shakespeare and Machiavelli
  莎士比亚与马基雅维里的君主观之比较
• The crown passed from the Plantagenet dynasty to the Tudor monarchs who painted Richard as a deformed villain who stopped at nothing in his quest for power, even murdering his two young nephews the so-called Princes in the Tower to secure the throne.
  理查三世是金雀花王朝的最后一位国君，都铎王朝的继任者将其塑造成了不惜一切代价追求权力的无恶不作的暴君，还称他谋杀了他的两个侄子－也就是塔中王子－来保住王位。
• The monarchs greeted their international guests before the official dinner.
  在正式晚宴之前，这对皇家夫妇迎接并问候了各国宾客。
• They were not quasi-divine overmen like Pharaoh or Minos or the monarchs of Mesopotamia.
  他们并不像法老、弥诺斯或美索不达米亚君主那样类似上帝的超人。
• All we know is that monarchs migrate by the millions and they come back every Spring.
  只是知道它们数以万计的迁徙，每年的春天归来。
• George has lived under three monarchs, and survived them all.
  乔治经历过三代国王的统治而还活着。