Definition of lud in English:

lud

noun lʌd

m'lud" or "my ludBritish

Used to address a judge in a court of law.
so it is alleged, m'lud
Example sentencesExamples
- The case for the prosecution rests, m'lud: Marvin is a self-confessed robot.
- It is obvious from the evidence m'lud that this appointment is a strange one.
- It's the stresses and strains of modern life, m'lud.
- It's an unfair slur on a band who are capable of genius - as evidence I present 1990's Violator, m'lud - but Exciter, their first ‘clean’ album, will do nothing to change people's perception.
- The suggestion, m'lud, was that the Ryder Cup celebrations had spilled over to St Andrews, and that Torrance's retreat to Surrey had followed a wild night in the Jigger Inn, the Old Course Hotel, and the St Andrews Bay Hotel.
- In the divorce court you claim ‘I was denied sex m'lud.’
- More cider, m'lud, was consumed on the way, and the merry band of brigands even picked up a passenger who was fishing at Fiddown.
- But that is moving dangerously close to what we might call the Gilligan defence: some of the details were wrong, m'lud, but it was, in essence, true.
- Now in an effort to dispel their relentless anorak image the group has taken to handing out flyers with jokes, m'lud, against lawyers.
- For the record, m'lud, the young lady still managed to eat an enormous (almost life-sized) squidgy blue shark jelly-sweetie thing afterwards.
- And that, m'lud, is my defence for the alleged shoplifting incident occurring in March of 2004.
- So, it's my birthday, I'm alone, I'm a little worse for the drink, and inclined to spill my guts to the world and tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth m'lud.
- And should that not tickle your fancy - perhaps this will instead - um, yes, I found it looking for pictures of growbags, honest m'lud.
- But that, m'lud, is a decision for those we have apparently freed.
- And this album has Back To The Old House on it: the jury rests m'lud.
- So, m'lud, can the deep south possibly be as special now as it was three years ago?
- May I just explain m'lud that the reason for my client's behaviour was that his wife had died that morning?
- One-way traffic, m'lud, summed up his driving infraction.
Synonyms
judge, magistrate, her honour, his honour, your honour

Origin

Early 18th century: alteration of lord.

单词	lud
释义	Definition of lud in English: lud noun lʌd m'lud" or "my ludBritish Used to address a judge in a court of law. so it is alleged, m'lud Example sentencesExamples The case for the prosecution rests, m'lud: Marvin is a self-confessed robot. It is obvious from the evidence m'lud that this appointment is a strange one. It's the stresses and strains of modern life, m'lud. It's an unfair slur on a band who are capable of genius - as evidence I present 1990's Violator, m'lud - but Exciter, their first ‘clean’ album, will do nothing to change people's perception. The suggestion, m'lud, was that the Ryder Cup celebrations had spilled over to St Andrews, and that Torrance's retreat to Surrey had followed a wild night in the Jigger Inn, the Old Course Hotel, and the St Andrews Bay Hotel. In the divorce court you claim ‘I was denied sex m'lud.’ More cider, m'lud, was consumed on the way, and the merry band of brigands even picked up a passenger who was fishing at Fiddown. But that is moving dangerously close to what we might call the Gilligan defence: some of the details were wrong, m'lud, but it was, in essence, true. Now in an effort to dispel their relentless anorak image the group has taken to handing out flyers with jokes, m'lud, against lawyers. For the record, m'lud, the young lady still managed to eat an enormous (almost life-sized) squidgy blue shark jelly-sweetie thing afterwards. And that, m'lud, is my defence for the alleged shoplifting incident occurring in March of 2004. So, it's my birthday, I'm alone, I'm a little worse for the drink, and inclined to spill my guts to the world and tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth m'lud. And should that not tickle your fancy - perhaps this will instead - um, yes, I found it looking for pictures of growbags, honest m'lud. But that, m'lud, is a decision for those we have apparently freed. And this album has Back To The Old House on it: the jury rests m'lud. So, m'lud, can the deep south possibly be as special now as it was three years ago? May I just explain m'lud that the reason for my client's behaviour was that his wife had died that morning? One-way traffic, m'lud, summed up his driving infraction. Synonyms judge, magistrate, her honour, his honour, your honour Origin Early 18th century: alteration of lord.
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