marquis
marquis — 名詞
- marquissingular
- marquisesplural
1. a male aristocrat who holds the title marquis in several continental European ti
侯爵
歐洲一些國家的高階男性世襲貴族
a male aristocrat who holds the title marquis in several continental European title systems, usually above a count in rank
The young marquis welcomed guests to his family estate near Lyon.
這位年輕的侯爵在里昂附近的家族莊園迎接來賓。
young marquis in a family estate setting
After his father's death, Dario became the marquis of the province.
父親過世後,Dario 成為那個省分的侯爵。
become the marquis of + place
Villagers bowed when the marquis rode through the market square.
侯爵騎馬穿過市集廣場時,村民都向他行禮。
In the novel, Manuela hides letters meant for the cruel marquis.
在那本小說裡,Manuela 把寫給殘酷侯爵的信藏了起來。
- commoner
a person without hereditary noble rank
文法句型
the marquis
marquis of + place
用法筆記
Mostly appears in history or fiction about titled families in continental Europe. The exact place of the rank can vary by country, but it is generally above count.
常見錯誤
2. a man in the British peerage whose title comes between duke and earl
英國侯爵
英國爵位中高於伯爵、低於公爵的人
a man in the British peerage whose title comes between duke and earl
When Jude's uncle died, he inherited the title of marquis.
Jude 的叔叔過世後,他繼承了英國侯爵頭銜。
inherit the title of marquis
The marquis sat below the duke during the House of Lords ceremony.
在上議院的儀式上,這位英國侯爵的座位排在公爵之下。
ranked below duke in a British setting
Liam addressed the marquis before speaking to the earl beside the throne.
Liam 先向侯爵致意,再對王座旁的伯爵說話。
At the lesson, Kofi placed marquis between earl and duke on the rank chart.
上課時,Kofi 在階級圖表上把侯爵放在伯爵和公爵之間。
- commoner
someone outside the British peerage
文法句型
a marquis
the marquis
title of marquis
用法筆記
Specific to the British order of noble ranks. Distinguish it from sense 1: this sense is tied to the UK peerage and its fixed order between earl and duke.