seignorial
seignorial — 形容詞
- seignorialpositive
- more seignorialcomparative
- most seignorialsuperlative
1. relating to a feudal lord, and to the land, authority, and rights they held in m
封建領主的
與中世紀封建領主及其莊園相關的
relating to a feudal lord, and to the land, authority, and rights they held in medieval Europe
The seignorial manor at Sainte-Foy had overlooked the valley since the twelfth century.
聖福瓦那座封建領主的莊園自十二世紀以來便俯瞰著山谷。
collocation: seignorial manor / seignorial estate
Peasants brought their grain to the seignorial mill and paid a fee for each sack.
農民把穀物運到領主的磨坊，每袋都得付一筆費用。
collocation: seignorial mill
Lord Ashworth exercised his seignorial right to hunt deer in the forest.
艾許沃斯勳爵行使他的領主特權，隨時可在森林中獵鹿。
collocation: seignorial right / seignorial privilege
A fire destroyed the seignorial records stored in the tower at Château-Renaud.
一場大火燒毀了存放在雷諾城堡塔樓裡的領主紀錄。
The seignorial court met twice a year to settle disputes among the villagers.
領主法庭每年開庭兩次，處理村民之間的糾紛。
collocation: seignorial court
- seignorial rights
- seignorial dues
- seignorial court
- seignorial system
- seignorial manor
- manorial
specifically refers to the English manorial system, not the continental European one
- seigneurial
a more common spelling variant, especially in British and Canadian English; same meaning
- feudal
much broader; describes the whole social and economic system, not just what belongs to a single lord
用法筆記
Used almost exclusively in historical writing about medieval European feudalism, especially the French seigneurial system. Almost always appears before a noun (attributive use only).
同根字
- seignior名詞C2
- seigniory名詞C2
- seigneurial形容詞C2