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empire如何读

英：[ˈempaɪə(r)]

美：[ˈempaɪər]

empire英汉释义

n.(名词)

[C]帝国 group of countries or states under a single ruler or ruling power
[U]帝权,绝对支配权 supreme political power
[C]大企业组织 large commercial organization controlled by one person or group

empire是什么意思

n. (名词)

帝国
大企业，企业集团
君权，皇权，帝权
绝对统治，绝对支配权
帝王统治（权），最高统治
帝政，帝王政权
主管领域
版图
帝国政府统治时期
帝国统治的属国

adj. (形容词)

法兰西第一帝国时期（1804-1815）的，第一法兰西帝国的
帝国式家具的
法国十九世纪头三十年款式的
帝国式长袍的
英帝国的
（酒等）产于英联邦的

empire自然拼读

em·pire

em paIr

empire变形

复数:empires

empire英英释义

noun

a single political unit, with one supreme ruler, composed of an aggregate of nations or peoples.The tsar expanded the Russian empire to the east.

the government of such a unit, or the historical period in which it existed.These lands were under control of the Ottoman Empire.Many were enslaved during the Roman Empire.

an extensive range of enterprises or activities under the authority of one person or a central organization.He founded a publishing empire and became extremely wealthy.

adjective

(cap.) of or pertaining to styles in architecture, clothing, and home furnishings prevalent in France during the first empire under Napoleon I.I'm not fond of these dresses with a high Empire waistline.

empire词组

roman empire罗马帝国（指公元前27年到公元476年的罗马奴隶制国家）

british empire大英帝国

empire staten. 帝国州（美国纽约州的别称）

empire state building帝国大厦（位于美国纽约州）

byzantine empire拜占庭帝国（即东罗马帝国，395～1453，在欧洲东南部和亚洲西南部，由罗马帝国分裂而成）

ottoman empire奥斯曼帝国

holy roman empiren. 神圣罗马帝国

mongol empire[史]蒙古帝国

new empire新帝国

celestial empire天朝大国（中国，等于Chinese Empire）

western roman empire西罗马帝国

evil empire邪恶帝国

second empire法兰西第二帝國

chinese empire中华帝国（指1911年以前历代中国王朝）

empire词源中文解释

14世纪中叶，“帝王统治的领土”；一般指“领域，领土”； 14世纪末指“帝王的权威，统治的至高无上的权力”，在中古英语中通常指罗马帝国。

源自古法语 empire “统治，权威，王国，帝国统治”（11世纪），源自拉丁语 imperium “规则，命令；权威，控制，权力；至高无上的权力，唯一的统治；军事权力；领土，领域”，源自 imperare “命令”，源自 in- 的同化形式“在”（源自 PIE 根 *en “在”）+ parare “命令，准备”（源自 PIE 根 *pere- （1）“生产，获得”）。

在词源上并不仅限于“由皇帝统治的领土”，但通常以此方式使用。The Empire，意为“大英帝国”，首次记录于1772年（在1931年正式演变为“英联邦”）；在此之前，它指的是神圣罗马帝国（1670年代）。

[P]roperly an empire is an aggregate of conquered, colonized, or confederated states, each with its own government subordinate or tributary to that of the empire as a whole. [Century Dictionary]

【世纪词典】“帝国”正确来说是指被征服、殖民或联盟的各个国家的总和，每个国家都有自己的政府，从属于或纳贡于整个帝国的政府。

Empire 作为一种风格的名称（尤指高腰线连衣裙的风格）始于1860年，指的是拿破仑一世统治时期（1804-15年）法国盛行的做作古典主义。Second Empire 指的是拿破仑三世统治时期的法国（1852-70年）。自1834年以来，纽约被称为 Empire State。

empire_法律行业词汇

帝国

empire词源英文解释

Noun Middle English, "supreme power, position of an emperor, territory under an emperor's rule," borrowed from Anglo-French, going back to Latin imperium "authority over family members and slaves exercised by the head of a household, supreme administrative authority, dominion, power exercised by a Roman emperor," from imperāre "to give orders, exercise authority, hold political power" + -ium, deverbal suffix of function or state — more at emperor Adjective French, from (le premier) Empire the first Empire of France

The first known use of empire was in the 14th century

empire儿童词典英英释义

employ1 of 2verb

to make use of : use

to use or obtain the services of

employ a lawyer to draw up a will

to provide with a job that pays wages or a salary

employ a staff of twenty

to use or direct toward a particular goal

employ all of your energies to getting the job done

employ2 of 2noun

employment especially for wages or a salary

generous to people in their employ

employeenoun

one who works for another for wages or a salary

emplacementnoun

a prepared position for weapons

a putting into position : placement

emplaceverb

to put into place

empiricismnoun

the practice of relying on observation and experiment in the natural sciences

a theory that knowledge begins with experience

empiricismnoun

the practice of relying on observation and experiment in the natural sciences

a theory that knowledge begins with experience

empiricaladjective

relying on experience or observation usually without regard for a system and theory

empirical medicine

based on observation or experience

empirical data

capable of being proved or disproved by observation or experiment

empirical laws

empirenoun

a major political unit with a large territory or a number of territories or peoples under one ruler with total authorityespecially: one having an emperor as chief of state

the territory of such a unit

something resembling an empireespecially: a large group of businesses under one control

the state of being under or of having complete rule or control

empire 例句

1 She was born into a family of musicians in Moscow, the second-largest city of the Russian Empire after Saint Petersburg.

2 “It says here, you are named after Alexander the Great, the legendary commander who mercilessly conquered the Persian Empire and was said to drink too much wine.’

3 An example in New York City is the Empire State Building.

例如在纽约市的帝国大厦.

4 As anticipated, Egypt became part of the newly established Roman Empire.

5 He was tired and disheartened over what had happened to the Empire Tern.

6 “Daniel Hudson Burnham was one of the handsomest men I ever saw,” said Paul Starrett, later to lead construction of the Empire State Building; he joined Burnham & Root in 1888 as an all-purpose helper.

7 In the distance, every side of the Empire State Building is lit up and displaying enormous Warcross images.

8 By 1914, the German Empire, with its dynamic economy and industrial might, had emerged as the most powerful nation on the continent of Europe.

9 He started off with one small factory, and now he's the head of an oil empire.

他开始只经营一家小工厂，如今已成为一个石油大企业的头儿。

10 Crowds lined the parade route, waiting to catch a glimpse of Archduke Franz Ferdinand, heir to the imperial throne of Austria-Hungary, seat of the thousand-year-old Hapsburg Empire.

11 The Russian Empire entered the war right away.

12 Must be nice to believe so fervently in what the Empire spoon-feeds us.

13 She built a tiny business into a worldwide empire.

14 If I want her to set me free from the Empire, making sure she doesn’t hate me seems like a good first step.

15 The Babylonian Empire was conquered by the Persian Empire in 539 BCE.

巴比伦帝国于公元前539年被波斯帝国征服。

16 I want to be free of the Empire.

17 I wish I could have seen Serra before all this, when it was capital of the Scholar Empire.

18 He had ledges full of Star Wars miniatures, and a huge The Empire Strikes Back poster on his wall.

19 You have built up a huge property empire by buying from wretched people who had to sell or starve.

你靠从那些不卖房就得挨饿的可怜人手里买下房子后建立起了庞大的房产帝国。

20 Our lives have straddled a period of greater change than perhaps any since the end of the Roman Empire.