burgrave

/bur-greyv/US // ˈbɜr greɪv //UK // (ˈbɜːɡreɪv) //

堡罗夫

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
German History.
- : the appointed head of a fortress.
- : the hereditary governor of a castle or town.

Her father thought they would probably have a dance there, for the young sons of the Burgrave would act as hosts.
The object of its ardent passion was no less a personage than the Burgrave von Zollern.
To apply to the Emperor again every one, including the magistrate, had declared useless, since even the Burgrave had been refused.
The Swiss had also provided white roses from the Burgrave's garden to fasten at the square neck of Eva's dress.
He was hereditary burgrave of Antwerp, but officer of Philip's never more.