sceptre

英[\'sept?(r)]
美[?s?pt?]

基本釋義

n.
(尤指象征君主權(quán)位的)權(quán)杖; 王權(quán),君權(quán)

詞性變化

實(shí)用例句

Our flag sceptre all who meet obey.

我們的旗幟就是王笏,誰(shuí)碰到都得服從.

期刊摘選

Seven who hold the sceptre shall perish, one of them being canonised.

七個(gè)持有節(jié)杖的會(huì)毀滅, 他們中的其中一位會(huì)被封為圣人.

期刊摘選

And he came down holding his crown with one hand and his sceptre with the other.

國(guó)王一手拿著王冠,一手執(zhí)著王節(jié),走下塔來(lái).

期刊摘選

The crown is yours in majesty and the sceptre is yours in glory.

莊嚴(yán)的王冠是屬于你的,光榮的王節(jié)是屬于你的.

期刊摘選

The sceptre is an attribute of kingly power.

節(jié)杖是國(guó)王權(quán)力的象徵.

辭典例句

A sceptre is one of the attributes of a king.

權(quán)杖是帝王的象征之一。

辭典例句

英英釋義

Noun
  • 1. the imperial authority symbolized by a scepter

  • 2. a ceremonial or emblematic staff

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