| 释义 |
catheˈdrarian, a. nonce-wd.
[f. L. cathedrāri-us (f. cathedra) + -an.]
Of or belonging to a cathedra or chair (pedantic).
1830Lytton Eugene A. i. 5 The traveller taking advantage of Peter's hasty abandonment of his cathedrarian accommodation, seized the vacant chair. |