burgess 的定义
- American History. a representative in the popular branch of the colonial legislature of Virginia or Maryland.
- a representative of a borough in the British Parliament.
- Rare. an inhabitant of an English borough.
burgess 近义词
等同于 citizen
burgess 的近义词 25 个
- civilian
- inhabitant
- national
- resident
- settler
- taxpayer
- villager
- voter
- aborigine
- burgher
- commoner
- cosmopolite
- denizen
- dweller
- householder
- native
- occupant
- subject
- john/jane q. public
- freeman/woman
- member of body politic
- member of community
- naturalized person
- townsperson
- urbanite
burgess 的反义词 3 个
更多burgess例句
- The board’s quick move to fire Laaperi from his coaching position at Coronado High School does, in some ways, mirror what happened with Burgess.
- Burgess required nine weeks PTO to deal with the physical and emotional fallout, which included infections requiring surgery, as well as not being able to get through the day for a lack of concentration and generally feeling “despondent.”
- What followed was a hectic 48 hours in which Burgess maneuvered to restore many of the lost benefits — and then get them approved in the House.
- Burgess is the associate dean for research at the University of Arizona’s College of Public Health in Tucson.
- So it wasn’t surprising when, after Burgess decided to upload it to Instagram the following morning, it quickly went viral.
- NCIS managed to eavesdrop on phone calls Wright made to his mother, Valerie Burgess.
- Calls to Burgess to comment on this story were not returned.
- “This is a prestigious panel, an all-star group,” Rep. Michael Burgess (R-TX) gushed of the five people sitting before him.
- Her attention to language—and the breakdown of language—invites comparisons to writers like Anthony Burgess and Lewis Carroll.
- In any case, Burgess likes to rail against these pushy liberals and their tricky, communistic light bulbs.
- They having first in the tavern made Mr. Waith also a burgess, he coming in while we were drinking.
- In another way also the “foreigners” who were members of the Merchant Gild were useful to the burgess-members of it.
- In 1888, the lovers of racing pinned their faith to the 30-foot class, and Burgess's fame rose higher and higher.
- We cross the bridge and find another on the south bank near the toll-house and Burgess's tavern.
- A little while ago, at the Palladium, there was a Moore and Burgess revival.