dynasty

noun

/ˈdɪnəsti/

/ˈdaɪnəsti/

(plural dynasties)

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a series of leaders of a country who all belong to the same family
- the Nehru-Gandhi dynasty
Wordfinder
- ancestor
- branch
- descent
- dynasty
- family tree
- genealogy
- generation
- inherit
- relation
- trace
Extra Examples
- The civil service was established under the previous dynasty.
- the last surviving heir of an ancient dynasty
- the rise and fall of the Habsburg dynasty
- the ruling dynasties of the Visigoths
- Eventually the dynasty was overthrown, and the country became a Republic.
Topics Family and relationshipsc1
Oxford Collocations Dictionary
adjective
- ancient
- great
- political
- …
verb + dynasty
- build
- establish
- found
- …
dynasty + verb
- begin
- come to an end
- end
- …
preposition
- during a/the dynasty
- from a/the dynasty
- under a/the dynasty
- …
phrases
- the end of a dynasty
- the fall of a dynasty
- the rise of a dynasty
- …
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a period of years during which members of a particular family rule a country
- a Ming dynasty vase
Extra Examples
- a porcelain figure made during the Tang dynasty
- bowls and pots from the twelfth dynasty
Oxford Collocations Dictionary
adjective
- ancient
- great
- political
- …
verb + dynasty
- build
- establish
- found
- …
dynasty + verb
- begin
- come to an end
- end
- …
preposition
- during a/the dynasty
- from a/the dynasty
- under a/the dynasty
- …
phrases
- the end of a dynasty
- the fall of a dynasty
- the rise of a dynasty
- …
See full entry

Word Originlate Middle English: from French dynastie, or via late Latin from Greek dunasteia ‘lordship, power’, from dunastēs, from dunasthai ‘be able’.

Dynasty

/ˈdɪnəsti/

/ˈdaɪnəsti/

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a US television soap opera (1981-89) which was also shown in many countries round the world. It was about the Carringtons, a rich family in the oil business in Denver. The actors included Joan Collins as Alexis Carrington and John Forsythe as her former husband, Blake Carrington.

单词	dynasty
释义	dynasty noun /ˈdɪnəsti/ /ˈdaɪnəsti/ (plural dynasties) jump to other results a series of leaders of a country who all belong to the same family the Nehru-Gandhi dynasty Wordfinder ancestor branch descent dynasty family tree genealogy generation inherit relation trace Extra Examples The civil service was established under the previous dynasty. the last surviving heir of an ancient dynasty the rise and fall of the Habsburg dynasty the ruling dynasties of the Visigoths Eventually the dynasty was overthrown, and the country became a Republic. Topics Family and relationshipsc1 Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective ancient great political … verb + dynasty build establish found … dynasty + verb begin come to an end end … preposition during a/the dynasty from a/the dynasty under a/the dynasty … phrases the end of a dynasty the fall of a dynasty the rise of a dynasty … See full entry a period of years during which members of a particular family rule a country a Ming dynasty vase Extra Examples a porcelain figure made during the Tang dynasty bowls and pots from the twelfth dynasty Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective ancient great political … verb + dynasty build establish found … dynasty + verb begin come to an end end … preposition during a/the dynasty from a/the dynasty under a/the dynasty … phrases the end of a dynasty the fall of a dynasty the rise of a dynasty … See full entry Word Originlate Middle English: from French dynastie, or via late Latin from Greek dunasteia ‘lordship, power’, from dunastēs, from dunasthai ‘be able’. Dynasty /ˈdɪnəsti/ /ˈdaɪnəsti/ jump to other results a US television soap opera (1981-89) which was also shown in many countries round the world. It was about the Carringtons, a rich family in the oil business in Denver. The actors included Joan Collins as Alexis Carrington and John Forsythe as her former husband, Blake Carrington.
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