| 释义 |
dux
\ˈdəks, ˈdu̇ks\ noun
(plural du·ces \ˈd(y)üˌsēz, ˈdüˌkās\ ; also duxes \ˈdəksə̇z, ˈdu̇k-\)
Etymology: Latin, literally, leader — more at duke
1. : a military commander stationed in a province of the later Roman Empire
2. Britain : the pupil at the academic head of his class or of his school
3. : the theme of a fugue or canon — compare comes |