| [/lɔːd; lɔrd/] n 用法:
1 [C] master; male ruler 君主; 王:
our sovereign lord the king 国王陛下. 用法:
2 [sing] (a) the Lord God; Christ 上帝; 耶稣基督.
(b) Our Lord Christ 主; 耶稣基督. 用法:
3 (a) [C] nobleman （男性）贵族:
She married a lord. 她嫁给了一个贵族.
(b) the Lords [singor pl v] (Brit) (members of) the House of Lords (house1 4) 上议院; 上议院议员:
The Lords is/are debating the issue. 上议院正在辩论这事. 用法:
4 Lord [C] (Brit) (a) title of certain high officials 阁下, 大人（对某些高级官员的尊称）:
the Lords of the Treasury 财政部诸大臣 *
the First Lord of the Admiralty 海军大臣 *
the Lord Mayor of London 伦敦市长.
(b) title prefixed to the names of peers and barons 勋爵（用在贵族和男爵的姓名之前）:
Lord Derby, ie the title of the Earl of Derby 德比勋爵（德比伯爵的尊称）.
(C) My Lord respectful form of address to certain noblemen, judges and bishops 大人, 阁下（对某些贵族、 法官、 主教等的直接尊称）. 用法:
5 (idm 习语) drunk as a lord => drunk. good `Lord interj (expressing surprise, etc 表示惊讶等). live like a lord => live2. one's ,lord and `master (joc 谑) one's husband 丈夫; 夫君. `Lord knows nobody can say 谁也说不好; 天知道:
Lord knows where he dug up that dreadful story. 天知道他那讨厌的故事是从哪里找来的. year of our Lord => year. lord 2
v (phr v) lord it over sb behave in a superior or domineering way to sb 对某人发威或专横:
He likes to lord it over the junior staff. 他喜欢对下级职员逞威风. |