courtiers

英 [ˈkɔːtɪəz]

美 [ˈkɔrtiərz]

n.  (尤指旧时的)侍臣，侍从，廷臣
courtier的复数

柯林斯词典

• 侍臣;侍从;廷臣
  Courtierswere noblemen and women who spent a lot of time at the court of a king or queen.

双语例句

• Minor courtiers were executed but the essential power structure remained.
  一些小角色被牺牲掉了，但根本的权力结构原封未动。
• Kingmakers do not take kindly to becoming mere courtiers, so insurrection is only a matter of time.
  拥立国王的人，不会甘愿俯首称臣，因此谋反只是一个时间问题。
• The King cursed the courtiers and clapped them quickly into clink for taking prescriptions from a quack doctor.
  国王咒骂大臣们竟然从一个江湖郎中那里开药方，并且立即把他们关进了监狱。
• Courtiers in ancient times were willing to be at the emperor's beck and call.
  古代的臣下都愿意为皇帝孝犬马之劳。
• As a literary courtiers, the courage to "call the Son of Heaven had come on board", but also by allowing the right to get drunk off boots Huan;
  身为文学侍臣，敢于“天子呼来不上船”，又乘醉让权宦高力士脱靴；
• Why do all these courtiers and knights and churchmen hate me?
  这些朝臣、贵族、教士们为什么都恨我呢？
• He is one of the courtiers to this girl.
  他是这个女孩的求爱者之一。
• "Indeed!" said all the courtiers; but they could not see anything, for there was nothing to be seen.
  “一点也不错，”所有的骑士们都说。可是他们什么也没有看见，因为实际上什么东西也没有。
• The king and queen led a great crowd of noblemen and noblewomen, courtiers, ladies-in-waiting, and palace attendants.
  国王和皇后带领着一大群贵族、贵妇、侍臣、宫女及皇宫侍从。
• You are to be the Prince and-later on-the King; that is understood. But you must have courtiers and nobles.
  你将成为王子，以后还要做国王，但你还必须有大臣和贵族。