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复数:imperials
词根:imperial
adj.imperialist 帝国主义的
imperialistic 帝国主义的;帝国主义者的;拥护帝国主义的
adv.imperially 帝王般地;威严地;帝国地
n.imperialism 帝国主义
imperialist 帝国主义者
adjective
of, relating to, befitting, or suggestive of an empire or an emperor
of or relating to the United Kingdom as distinguished from the constituent parts
sovereign
regal, imperious
of superior or unusual size or excellence
sometimes Imperial having a full body and a higher-than-average percentage of alcohol
an imperial stout
belonging to the official British series of weights and measures see Weights and Measures Table
noun
Imperial an adherent or soldier of the Holy Roman emperor
emperor
a pointed beard growing below the lower lip
something of unusual size or excellence
imperial palacen. 宫城;皇城
imperial examinations科举
imperial college(英)帝国理工学院
imperial garden御花园
imperial concubine皇妃
imperial college london(伦敦大学)帝国理工学院
imperial academy国子监(建于1873年);帝国学院
imperial system英制
imperiousa.傲慢的,专横的。
imperiala.帝国的,帝王的;帝王般的,威严的;英制的(非公制的度量衡制,如磅,加仑,品脱等)。
the imperial guards帝国卫士
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14世纪后期,“具有统帅品质”,源自古法语 imperial, emperial “帝国的; 王室的,辉煌的; 强大的,有力的”(12世纪),源自拉丁语 imperialis “帝国或皇帝的”,源自 imperium “帝国”(见 empire)。
“与帝国有关的”(尤指罗马帝国)始于14世纪后期; 1774年开始用于英国。意思是“具有宏伟的规模或卓越的品质”始于1731年。在美国背景下,“Imperial presidency”可以追溯到阿瑟·施莱辛格(Arthur Schlesinger Jr.)关于尼克松政府的书(1974年)。相关词汇: Imperially。名词始于1520年代,表示“皇帝党的成员”; 1670年代,表示由各种帝国当局发行的金币的名称。
Adjective Middle English imperial, emperiall, borrowed from Anglo-French & Latin; Anglo-French emperial, imperiall, borrowed from Latin imperiālis "of the Roman emperor," from imperium "supreme administrative authority, power exercised by a Roman emperor" + -ālis -al >entry 1 — more at empire Noun derivative of imperial >entry 1, probably after Middle French imperiaux (plural); (sense 3) translation of French impériale
The first known use of imperial was in the 14th century
imperialismnoun
the actions by which one nation is able to control other usually smaller or weaker nations
imperialismnoun
the actions by which one nation is able to control other usually smaller or weaker nations
imperialismnoun
the actions by which one nation is able to control other usually smaller or weaker nations
imperial1 of 2adjective
of, relating to, or fine enough for an empire or an emperor
imperial2 of 2noun
a pointed beard growing below the lower lip
1 A legendary old man collected a precious imperial carriage of the Tang dynasty.
一位传奇老人收藏有唐代的珍品銮舆.
2 It continued to as the imperial family's pleasure garden.
它仍然作为一个皇家的游乐的园林.
3 The Marthas have not issued an imperial invitation for her to sit with them.
4 Generally speaking, the queen would never live in the western palace where the imperial concubines live.
一般来说, 皇后娘娘是不会住在西宫的.
5 With its purification rituals and its imperial roots, sumo is sacrosanct in a way that American sports will never be.
6 I’ve seen the imperial family several times, the emperor an ugly, hard-looking man, the empress pale and pretty, but dressed in bad taste, I thought—purple dress, green hat, and yellow gloves.
7 A little extra height brings a number of advantages, says Elio Riboli of Imperial College.
帝国理工学院的埃利奥·里博利说,长高一点会有很多益处。
8 They conform exactly to the written descriptions, of porcelain ware used in the imperial palace.
这些青瓷盘与史记记载的宫廷用瓷器完全一致.
9 For the Germans, the big targets were the cities of Leningrad, the old imperial capital in the north, which had been the birthplace of the Soviet Union, and the new capital in Moscow.
10 For instance Imperial Palace, believed that is a very good place.
比如故宫, 相信那是一个非常棒的地方.
11 To Vranich, the capital’s lack of resemblance to European imperial cities extends well beyond the absence of marketplaces.
12 And these blast points, too accurate for Sandpeople. Only Imperial stormtroopers are so precise.
而且,这些爆破点过于精确,对于沙人来说. 只有帝国的突击队能够这么精确.
13 As the limousine slowly cruised to the nearby Imperial Hotel, the princess smiled and waved to thousands of well-wishers along the road.
豪华轿车缓缓驶向附近的帝国饭店,公主微笑着向马路两边成千上万的祝福者们挥手致意。
14 The book reveals many secrets of the imperial Palace during The Qing Dynasties.
这本书介绍了许多晚清大内的秘闻.
15 It was the imperial dream of a feudal age that made men enslave others.
16 The Prince Imperial passed away last night.
皇太子昨晚去世了.
17 A famine caused by an inadequate Nile flood in 245 aggravated native resentment against the Greek monarchy and the burdensome cost of its imperial rivalries.
18 In 1959, Akihito broke with imperial tradition by marrying a commoner.
明仁天皇在1959年打破皇室传统,娶了一位平民女子为妻。
19 Only the imperial family was allowed to use an image of a dragon.
20 Imperial College's own map is here.
帝国学院自己的地图在这里。
1 目前仍在使用
4 堂皇的
royal grand proud superb magnificent glorious heroic majestic splendid sounding lofty regal stately grandiose august leonine splendiferous altisonant handsome imposing gallant palatial
8 至高无上的
9 英国开始采用公制度量衡
10 宗主国
11 威严的
grand mighty majestic Olympian stately August kingly splendid commanding lofty togated princely magisterial courtly portly statuesque lordly royally
12 而公制单位只用于科学研究中
13 皇家的
14 超级的
15 庄严
maestoso great awesome grand awful magnificent heavenly majestic sublime solemn venerable regal stately dignified awe-inspiring consecrated Miltonic Miltonian serioso royally celestially state majesty grandeur magnificence solemnity awfulness sublimity sanctitude solemnize proud sacred noble dread lofty imposing Olympian royalty sobriety sanctity royal cathedral godlike magnific miltonian nobility august stateliness leze majesty togated massive religious grave glorious imperative splendid numinous awfully gravemente solemnify
16 傲慢的
huffish high big grand proud superior assuming cavalier arrogant bloated defiant overbearing pompous perky haughty dictatorial upstage imperious insolent snooty disdainful bratty high-stepping lordly snippy huffy stuck-up supercilious cavalierly overweening assumptive stiff-backed hoity-toity bumptious sniffy uppish orgulous biggety misproud smart cocky high-minded vainglorious blustering highfalutin cock-a-hoop self-asserting fastuous wise stiff elevated topping sublime masterful dismissive feisty surly blasphemous presumptuous patronizing magisterial bitchy snotty seagoing uppity domineering immodest impertinent contumelious bardy snuffy high-hat high-blown dicty bounceable toplofty porky
17 但稍有区别
18 法律允许同时标注英制单位。在日常生活中
19 最高的
first most last end king maximum royal grand extreme supreme optimum sovereign utmost maximal crashing maxi superlative crowning flat-out topmost unsurpassable aces topgallant empyreal altissimo top-dog top tops
21 英帝国
23 跋扈
24 堂皇
royal grand proud superb magnificent glorious heroic majestic splendid sounding lofty regal stately grandiose august leonine splendiferous altisonant proudly gloriously royally nobly state majesty splendor magnificence grandiosity handsome imposing gallant palatial soundingly
26 威严
grand mighty majestic Olympian stately August kingly majesty splendid commanding lofty dignity togated princely magisterial courtly portly statuesque lordly royally state worship stool reverence grandeur izzat
27 尊严
28 上等的
good high fine capital prime superior vintage fancy superb classy clipping first-class dandy jake tiptop gilt-edged bang-up slap-up
29 神圣罗马皇帝的拥护者
31 英国所有的包装说明都必须使用公制单位。但为了照顾传统人士
32 威风的
33 超级
34 大英帝国
35 自大的
swelled-headed cockish huffish big smart assuming swollen arrogant swanky pompous dictatorial pontifical snooty self-important stuck-up bumptious swoln thrasonical biggity hincty self-conceited swollen-headed hinkty swellheaded
36 最高
first most last end king maximum royal grand extreme supreme optimum sovereign utmost maximal crashing maxi superlative crowning flat-out topmost unsurpassable aces topgallant empyreal altissimo top-dog top crest tops
38 盛气凌人的
39 专横的
fresh imperative authoritarian overbearing tyrannical bossy autocratic dictatorial magisterial imperious peremptory high-handed
41 威风
42 跋扈的
44 自大
swelled-headed cockish huffish big smart assuming swollen arrogant swanky pompous dictatorial pontifical snooty self-important stuck-up bumptious swoln thrasonical biggity hincty self-conceited swollen-headed hinkty swellheaded self-consequence side importance self-esteem conceit puffiness self-importance pomposity self-conceit self-pride bumbledom magnify oneself swelled head
45 庄严的
maestoso great awesome grand awful magnificent heavenly majestic sublime solemn venerable regal stately dignified awe-inspiring consecrated Miltonic Miltonian serioso proud sacred noble dread lofty imposing Olympian royal cathedral godlike magnific miltonian togated massive religious grave glorious imperative splendid numinous
47 上等
good high fine capital prime superior vintage fancy superb classy clipping first-class dandy jake tiptop gilt-edged bang-up slap-up choice
49 皇帝
Caesarean roi kaiser imperiality the King of Kings monarch emperor czar King of Kings mogul imperatorial caesarean caesarian throne imperator
50 傲慢
huffish high big grand proud superior assuming cavalier arrogant bloated defiant overbearing pompous perky haughty dictatorial upstage imperious insolent snooty disdainful bratty high-stepping lordly snippy huffy stuck-up supercilious cavalierly overweening assumptive stiff-backed hoity-toity bumptious sniffy uppish orgulous biggety misproud proudly haughtily insolently perkily bumptiously side pride assumption insolence hauteur snootiness bumptiousness superbity hold head high smart cocky high-minded vainglorious blustering highfalutin sauce stomach arrogance gall hubris assume with nose in the air proud stomach on the high ropes cock-a-hoop self-asserting fastuous wise stiff elevated topping sublime masterful dismissive feisty surly blasphemous presumptuous patronizing magisterial bitchy snotty seagoing uppity domineering immodest impertinent contumelious bardy snuffy high-hat high-blown dicty bounceable toplofty bigly blow importance presumption morgue porky braggadocio tympany snash insult swagger huff overween perk it crow head off
51 上品
52 女皇