| 释义 |
tru·cial
\ˈtrüshəl, -üsēəl\ adjective
Usage: often capitalized
Etymology: truce (I) + -ial; from the maritime truce made in 1835 between the British government and several Arab states of the Oman peninsula
: of, relating to, or involving several territorial areas in the vicinity of the Persian Gulf for which the government of Great Britain assumes responsibility nominally in an advisory capacity
< nearly 400 miles of coast belongs to the Trucial sheikhs — Americana Annual > |