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seraglio如何读
seraglio是什么意思
n. (名词)
- 后宫
- 妻妾所居的地方
- 土耳其的宫殿
- 闺房
- 【史】宫廷
- 土耳其、苏丹的宫殿（伊斯兰教徒妻妾的）闺房
seraglio自然拼读
se·ragl·io
sih rael yo [or] sih ral yo
seraglio变形
复数:seraglios
seraglio英英释义
- n.living quarters reserved for wives and concubines and female relatives in a Muslim household
seraglio词源中文解释
“妇女隔离的住所”，也是伊斯坦布尔苏丹的前皇宫，其中包含他的后宫，指穆斯林土地的1580年代； 源自意大利 seraglio，改编自土耳其 saray “宫殿，法庭”，源自波斯语 sara'i “宫殿，客栈”。这来自伊朗基础 *thraya- “保护”（源自阿维斯陀语 thrayeinti “他们保护”），源自 PIE *tra-, 根源的变体形式 *tere-（2）“穿过，通过，克服”。
意大利词可能反映了民间词源学对 serraglio “围栏，笼子”的影响，源自中世纪拉丁语 serraculum “塞子，塞住”（见 serried）。有时在早期使用中是 serail，通过法语 sérail，这是从意大利词汇中来的。1630年代证实了“后宫的居民”的含义。
seraglio词源英文解释
Italian serraglio, modification of Turkish saray palace
The first known use of seraglio was in 1581
seraglio儿童词典英英释义
seraphimnoun
one of the 6-winged angels standing in the presence of God
seraphnoun
seraphim
serapenoun
a colorful woolen shawl worn over the shoulders especially by Mexican men
seraglionoun
the rooms assigned to women in a Muslim household
seraglio 例句
1 Oft doth reason, enthroned in the pillowed seraglio of the brain, hang back; whereas the flesh, which must walk abroad in the streets, finds its own temerity.
2 The town contains a summer palace of the bey, the old seraglio, arsenal and customhouse, and many villas, gardens and pleasure resorts, Goletta being a favourite place for sea-bathing.
3 For you must know that the great Charles resembles the great Solomon not in wisdom only; he resembles him also in his love for seraglios, as the Arabs call them.
4 Next to his plants, he prides himself upon his great variety of genuine cigars; and he was specially grateful to me, when I once said to him that he possessed a seraglio of cigars.
5 Monarchy and feudalism heaped more rewards on any king who could talk thousands of virile men into marching and fighting to protect his seraglio.
6 Despite Miller’s visual panache — when’s the last time a seraglio was depicted on the big screen? — these anecdotes are ultimately as unsatisfying as Campion’s Dog.
7 Princes, marshals, generals, and nobles, selected their mistresses in the seraglio of the opera.
8 Leave being granted me, I ran, or rather flew, to the gardens of the seraglio, as soon as night was come.
9 Whatever the reason of it may be, a man of any importance collects round him a seraglio of a more or less religious, moral, and �sthetic character.
10 Visitors to the Hall could also buy attar of roses, cigarettes, seraglio pastilles, and Turkish Delight.
11 “Is she original? Is she piquant? I would not exchange this one little English girl for the Grand Turk’s whole seraglio, gazelle-eyes, houri forms, and all!”
12 I threw myself at her feet to thank her for so flattering a promise, after which Cale-Cairi took me out by the same winding passages as before, and I then left the seraglio.
13 As I entered, Mr. Brokenshire was standing in his customary position of command, a little like a pasha in his seraglio, his back to the empty fireplace.
14 The prettiest parts of this play are the scenes in the seraglio, where Rosana refuses comfort from the Sultan's women, and the contrivances devised by Ulimeno to get speech with her.
15 His seraglio was almost as well stocked as his kennel, and the number of children who called him tio, or uncle, the usual term in Peru in such cases, was quite prodigious.
16 The white eunuchs have charge of the outer gates of the seraglio, but they are not allowed to approach the women’s apartments, and obtain no posts of distinction.
17 Thus the Sultan's first physician is called Hakim effendi, and the priest in the seraglio Imam effendi.
18 He sailed from New-York in a beautiful corvette, its destination unknown, and came to anchor under the walls of the seraglio in the harbour of Constantinople.
19 Nowadays athletes gaze out at us from magazines, primped, oiled and pouting, like odalisques from the seraglio of some eastern potentate.
20 The throne of the empire was as isolated as the seraglio.