courtiers

英 [ˈkɔːtɪəz]

美 [ˈkɔrtiərz]

n.  (尤指旧时的)侍臣，侍从，廷臣
courtier的复数

柯林斯词典

• 侍臣;侍从;廷臣
  Courtierswere noblemen and women who spent a lot of time at the court of a king or queen.

双语例句

• He is one of the courtiers to this girl.
  他是这个女孩的求爱者之一。
• The King and Queen, the courtiers and the guests fell asleep in the Great Hall.
  国王和王后，大臣和来宾们都在大堂里睡着了。
• Courtiers, naturally, built closer to the Royal Castle and below the monastery lies the massive cernin palace.
  朝臣自然将住宅建立在距离皇家城堡更近的地方，修道院下面座落着巨大的cerninpalace。
• The king also made gifts of land to favoured officials and courtiers.
  国王还将土地赠给他所宠信的大臣和官员。
• Courtiers who had once flattered and fawned on him.
  那些曾一度向他百般献媚奉承的朝臣们。
• You are to be the Prince and-later on-the King; that is understood. But you must have courtiers and nobles.
  你将成为王子，以后还要做国王，但你还必须有大臣和贵族。
• The King got tired of listening to the endless sickening flattery of his courtiers.
  国王听腻了朝臣们无休无止、令人作呕的恭维话。
• Why do all these courtiers and knights and churchmen hate me?
  这些朝臣、贵族、教士们为什么都恨我呢？
• In public, she cuts a dignified, determined figure with the solitary aura of royalty among her courtiers.
  在公共场合，她给人以高贵坚定的印象在追随者眼里，她头上笼罩着尊贵者特有的光环。
• Angels are his courtiers, the redeemed his favourites, and all delight to serve him day and night.
  天使是他的仆役，被赎的人是他的珍宝，都欢喜快乐地昼夜服侍他。