英语词汇“pristav”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

pristav

/ˈpriːstav/ /ˈpriːstɑːv/

(also pristaf, pristave, pristaff) Now historical

noun

In Imperial Russia: (originally) an official appointed to receive and take care of foreign ambassadors; (later) a commissioner, police commander, or overseer.

Origin

Mid 16th century. From Old Russian pristav′′ (Russian pristav) inspector, commissioner, prefect, lit. ‘person who has been appointed or commissioned’ from pri- before, to + stav-, stem of stavit′ to set up, place, post.

单词	pristav
释义	pristav /ˈpriːstav/ /ˈpriːstɑːv/ (also pristaf, pristave, pristaff) Now historical noun In Imperial Russia: (originally) an official appointed to receive and take care of foreign ambassadors; (later) a commissioner, police commander, or overseer. Origin Mid 16th century. From Old Russian pristav′′ (Russian pristav) inspector, commissioner, prefect, lit. ‘person who has been appointed or commissioned’ from pri- before, to + stav-, stem of stavit′ to set up, place, post.
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