| 释义 |
or·dain·er
\-nə(r)\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: Middle English ordeinour, from Old French ordeneor, from ordener + -eor -or
1. : one that ordains
2. often capitalized : one of a commission of 21 nobles and prelates appointed under Edward II in 1310 to frame ordinances especially for regulating the king's household |