| 释义 |
rober|ˈrəʊbə(r)|
[f. robe n.1 or v. + -er1.]
One who has charge of, or who invests with, robes; a robe-maker.
1884Manch. Exam. 28 June 7/1 He was steward and rober to the Connaught Bar on Circuit. 1887Eng. Hist. Rev. II. 480 A prepositus..summoned the robers to place the diadem on the imperial head. |