mughal
mughal — noun
1. a member of a Muslim ruling family whose emperors controlled a large empire in S
a member of a Muslim ruling family whose emperors controlled a large empire in South Asia from the 1500s to the 1800s
Hiro visited a museum exhibition about the Mughal empire in Delhi last summer.
collocation: Mughal empire
The Mughal emperor Akbar encouraged music and painting in his court.
collocation: Mughal emperor + historical name
Tara read that the Mughal dynasty lasted for more than three hundred years.
Jabari's grandfather told him stories about life under Mughal rule in northern India.
文法句型
the Mughals (plural, referring to the family or dynasty)
用法筆記
Often capitalised. The word can also be used as an adjective before nouns such as 'empire', 'architecture', or 'art'. In plural form ('the Mughals'), it refers to the entire dynasty or family rather than individual members.