aristocratic的意思|aristocratic的解释-里氏词典

aristocratic [`ærɪstə'krætɪk]

a. 贵族的, 主张贵族统绐的, 有贵族气派的

His aristocratic manners seemed ridiculous in this poor area.
在这个贫穷的地区，他的贵族气派显得很可笑。
Clearly, AmEx will be a smaller company in the post-Robinson era. It is likely to sell its Shearson Lehman Brothers division, giving up dreams of becoming a"financial supermarket." Company culture, too, may change, from an aristocrat
显然，美国运通在罗宾逊离开以后将成为较小的公司。可能出售它的希尔森·里曼兄弟公司，放弃成为“财务超级市场”的梦想。公司的作风也可能改变－从一个贵族和官僚作风的帝国变成一个较为实事求是的公司。
He had an aristocratic bearing.
他具有贵族风度。

aristocratic

[ adj ]
belonging to or characteristic of the nobility or aristocracy
<adj.all>
an aristocratic familyaristocratic Bostonians
aristocratic government
a blue family
blue blood
the blue-blooded aristocracy
of gentle blood
patrician landholders of the American South
aristocratic bearing
aristocratic features
patrician tastes

Aristocratic \Ar`is*to*crat"ic\, Aristocratical
\Ar`is*to*crat"ic*al\, a. [Gr. ?: cf. F. aristocratique.]
1. Of or pertaining to an aristocracy; consisting in, or
favoring, a government of nobles, or principal men; as, an
aristocratic constitution.

2. Partaking of aristocracy; befitting aristocracy;
characteristic of, or originating with, the aristocracy;
as, an aristocratic measure; aristocratic pride or
manners. -- {Ar`is*to*crat"ic*al*ly}, adv. --
{Ar`is*to*crat"ic*al*ness}, n.

Fashion-lovers can view clothes from aristocratic closets of the revolutionary period in the Musee de la Mode et du Costume, Palais Galliera, until May 7.
And Bruges at table is so like Bruges in the street. Streetscapes of canals and crow-stepped gables have earned it the reputation of the Venice of the North, but there is none of the Serenissima's faded splendour or aristocratic hauteur.
"Pandemonium" is a raucous funk-rock stew spiced by the slick comic sense of the sharp-dressed Day, who dubs himself the "aristocratic black."
I suppose his hero would be an aristocratic intellectual who is also a first-generation entrepreneur.
De Beers's achievement over the decades has been to mass-market what was once an aristocratic luxury without greatly diminishing its value.
His aristocratic background is far from revolutionary. His family have been lords of a feudal clan for more than 600 years.
The general dances of the first and third scenes are aristocratic because the dancers' training is itself noble.
The British-born, Cambridge-educated Mr. Maxwell comes across as courtly and aristocratic.
Professors who despise the middle class are essentially aristocratic in outlook.
Ridley, chain-smoking scion of an aristocratic family, was expected to become the new Trade and Industry Secretary, replacing Lord Young, a non-career politician who has said he wants to resume his business interests.
The once sensuous, high-tax luxury of aristocratic boudoirs has gone the way of the powdered wig. But, she says, we are now on the brink of a chocolate renaissance.
Patten succeeded Nicholas Ridley, a chain-smoking scion of an aristocratic family, who was named trade and industry secretary.
"The company is mute," said union spokesman Jack Daniels. "They're doing their aristocratic aloof act." The machinists' union is seeking a larger share of Boeing's prosperity and fewer hours of mandatory overtime.
Her critics, he suggested, were simply aristocratic snobs fighting "a caste war." James H. Webb Jr.
Her cabinet has none of the traditional aristocratic coloration.
He was small, ugly and obsessed by physical beauty in others, and he spent most of his time in salons and opera houses, pursuing aristocratic hostesses and singers.
Like dozens of other aristocratic mansions of old Beijing, it was taken over by the Communists who took power in 1949.
Likewise, Carol Ryrie Brink's Newbery award-winning "Caddie Woodlawn" (Macmillan, $13.95; paperback, $3.95) contrasts the English aristocratic ideal of hereditary privilege and the American individualistic ideals of freedom and the self-made person.
The snowy hair, aristocratic nose and space between the front teeth are familiar from book jackets; what is unexpected is a tiredness about the eyes that may be old age or simply that he had risen early enough to appear on a morning talk show that day.
As the Conte, Graham Turner commits several cheap crimes: he employs a plebeian accent in an aristocratic role, he uses blatantly modern movements within exaggerated period costumes, and he tries making the same joke several times.
In particular, he wants the traditionally French-speaking and aristocratic company to open its doors to the Flemish, Dutch-speaking Belgians who are said to own a majority of its shares.
Yet convincing consumers the brand is still worth a premium price may not be so easy if its aristocratic image is diluted.
Lisha was born in 1914 into a Ukranian aristocratic family that had fallen on hard times.
One warrant went out for Nicomedes Zuluaga, a member of Venezuela's aristocratic elite known as the Lords of the Valley.
Topol's Tevye is more aristocratic than Mostel's milkman.
His manner was old-fashioned, aristocratic, exquisitely courtly - the style of The Little Prince.
Mitsubishi Estate is an aristocratic collector of rents that belongs to the Mitsubishi group, considered a grand, rather gray old lady among Japanese business circles.
Republicans initially feared that the aristocratic Mr. Bush would be a cultural misfit with California voters, and he still isn't any Ronald Reagan, a major reason the contest there remains as close as it is.
With pointed tails or swallowtails, the jackets over knickers or fuller pants came out in hot-pepper red, aubergine orange or okra green, with big ruffled jabots for the aristocratic touch.
He was the younger and less aristocratic of the two former exiles who challenged Iliescu.

aristocratic
aristocratic education
aristocratic government
aristocratically
aristocratism
aristogenesis
aristogenics
Aristogrid
aristol
aristolane
aristolene
aristolic acid
aristolin
aristolo-lactam
Aristolochia
Aristolochia clematidis
Aristolochia contorta
Aristolochia cymbifera
Aristolochia debilis
Aristolochia debilis ...
Aristolochia debilis ...
Aristolochia dibilis ...
Aristolochia fangchi
Aristolochia heteroph...
Aristolochia indica
Aristolochia kaempferi
Aristolochia koempeferi
Aristolochia mollissima
Aristolochia recurvil...
Aristolochia reticulata
Aristolochia serpentaria
aristolochia sodium
Aristolochiaceae
aristolochiae lignum
Aristolochiales
aristolochic acid
aristolochine
aristolochinic acid
aristololactone
aristolone
Ariston
aristopedia
Aristophane
Aristophanes
Aristophanic
aristoquin
aristos
aristostigment
Aristotelean
aristoteles
Aristotelian
Aristotelian logic
Aristotelianism
Aristotle
Aristotle's anomaly
Aristotle's experiment
Aristotle's lantern
aristotype
aristulate
Arita

您正在访问的是
中国词汇量第二的英语词典
更多精彩，登录后发现......

2005 - 2024 Dict.li Online Dictionary

验证码
用户名
密　码
	注册