allegiance 的定义
- the loyalty of a citizen to his or her government or of a subject to his or her sovereign.
- loyalty or devotion to some person, group, cause, or the like.
allegiance 近义词
loyalty
更多allegiance例句
- They were meant, she says, to be “a public display of your allegiance.”
- Weaned on the good stuff, they’re adventurous in their tastes and fickle in their allegiance.
- When Rory spills out of Logan’s limo o’ dudes, champagne drunk and dripping with diamonds, she’s officially transferred her allegiances over to the elder Gilmore world, and Lorelai knows it.
- More than half the athletes racing were in Nike spikes—their allegiance visible from the stands thanks to the neon yellow of their shoes.
- The law has scrambled typical political allegiances, with law enforcement groups and some Democrats on one side, and Republicans and a handful of Democrats on the other.
- “It is our Islamic obligation to pledge allegiance to the Islamic State and give it our Islamic fealty,” he said.
- The capital of Chechnya, Grozny, was attacked Thursday by insurgents who may have sworn allegiance to ISIS.
- It is likely that Baghdadi has officially gained the allegiance of a number of fighters.
- Indeed, the group highlighted the oaths of allegiance in today's beheading video.
- Their “consistently liberal” corollaries split their allegiance among CNN, MSNBC, NPR, and The New York Times.
- The rebel Planner had fallen from his allegiance, and was making his terms with the enemy.
- Yet it seems all but certain that he was in Edward's allegiance within three weeks before the battle.
- A citizen of the United States who resides in a state owes a double allegiance, and can demand protection from each government.
- Citizen-ship implies the duty of allegiance to the government, and the right of protection from it.
- Instinct had prompted her to put away her husband's bounty in casting off her allegiance.