单词 | majesty |
释义 | maj·es·ty 1. a. capitalized < seated at the right hand of the throne of the Majesty in heaven — Heb 8:1 (Revised Standard Version) > b. < the kingdom of truth is a threat to every historical majesty — Reinhold Niebuhr > < a tyrannous sun, whose majesty was almost insupportable, lorded it over the world — James Stephens > c. < and watching, one knew that majesty had passed > 2. < he had pleaded with her majesty to let him study the art of war in the tented field — A.B.Feldman > < Your Majesty > < Their Majesties of England — Frank Yerby > 3. 4. a. < there is a majesty that surrounds a president in Soviet eyes — M.W.Straight > b. < the luminous band of the Milky Way that stretches in quiet majesty all around the sky — B.J.Bok > < stood up straight, in all the majesty of his giant stature — Liam O'Flaherty > < this link between mortals and forces shaping their lives was the mighty concern which gave a kind of majesty to … his plays — John Mason Brown > 5. < at his best in sudden majesty of phrase — Virginia Woolf > < nightingales disturbed the majesty of great nights — F.M.Ford > |
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