aristocrats

英 [ˈærɪstəkræts]

美 [əˈrɪstəˌkræts]

n.  (一位)贵族
aristocrat的复数

柯林斯词典

• 贵族（成员）
  Anaristocratis someone whose family has a high social rank, especially someone who has a title.

双语例句

• If politicians strip the aristocrats 'assets, the citizens will eventually pay for it.
  如果政客们剥夺了这些公司的资产，公民最终将为此付出代价。
• Even Britain has expelled most of its aristocrats from the House of Lords.
  英国甚至将多数贵族驱离出了上议院。
• Modern France still has some Versailles-like aspects: the aristocrats of today are those with secure jobs.
  现代法国的某些方面仍像凡尔赛时期一样：如今的贵族是那些有铁饭碗的人。
• Tofu remained within palaces and temples, adding a vital source of protein to the vegetarian Buddhist diets of aristocrats and monks.
  豆腐一直留在宫殿与寺庙中，为贵族和僧人的佛教素食增加了一种重要的蛋白来源。
• I am going to consider them, those provincial aristocrats.
  我要去恭维他们，恭维那些乡下贵族。
• In my view, peaches are the aristocrats of fruit.
  对我来说，桃子是果中之王。
• Ordinary princes and other aristocrats went on being buried in mastabas.
  普通的王子和其他贵族就一直埋在这样的陵墓中。
• He is one of the aristocrats in decline.
  他是没落的贵族。
• This frequently meant preventing commoners from imitating the appearance of aristocrats, and sometimes also to stigmatize disfavored groups.
  这经常用来表示阻止平民模仿贵族的外部形象，有时用来表示蔑视不受支持的团队或组织。
• Once the aristocrats were banned from the sport, common people started taking part in the Bull Fighting.
  当贵族失去了斗牛的特权，老百姓便开始纷纷加入斗牛的行列。