emperor

英 ['emp(?)r?] 美['?mp?r?]

反義詞

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復(fù)數(shù):?emperors;

emperor 皇帝

em-, 進(jìn)入，使。-per, 命令，使準(zhǔn)備，詞源同prepare. 即使所有人聽候命令，聽候差遣的人。參照king, 詞源同kin, 原指一個家庭或一個氏族的首領(lǐng)。

emperor: emperor: see empire
emperor (n.): early 13c., from Old French empereor "emperor, leader, ruler" (11c.; accusative; nominative emperere; Modern French empereur), from Latin imperiatorem (nominative imperiator) "commander, emperor," from past participle stem of imperare "to command" (see empire).

Originally a title conferred by vote of the Roman army on a successful general, later by the Senate on Julius and Augustus Caesar and adopted by their successors except Tiberius and Claudius. In the Middle Ages, applied to rulers of China, Japan, etc.; non-historical European application in English had been only to the Holy Roman Emperors (who in German documents are called kaiser), from late 13c., until in 1804 Napoleon took the title "Emperor of the French."

1. The Emperor must realize that he has us at his mercy.: 皇帝必須意識到我們?nèi)斡伤幹谩?/dd>
來自柯林斯例句

2. He had implicit faith in the noble intentions of the Emperor.: 他對皇帝陛下高尚的動機(jī)深信不疑。

3. The President paid a courtesy call on Emperor Akihito.: 總統(tǒng)對明仁天皇進(jìn)行了禮節(jié)性的拜訪。

5. Official handouts describe the Emperor as "particularly noted as a scholar".: 官方印發(fā)的材料將皇帝描述為“尤以學(xué)識淵博而著稱”。