chieftain 的定义
- the chief of a clan or a tribe.
- a leader of a group, band, etc.: the robbers' chieftain.
- Military. Britain's main battle tank since 1969, fitted with a 120 mm gun and two machine guns and weighing 55 tons.
chieftain 近义词
chief
更多chieftain例句
- The history of the world was a history of emperors, kings, princes, dukes, czars, sultans, mogul lords, tribal chieftains, and the like.
- Today, Adjuah is a chieftain as well, with his own tribe, Chief Adjuah and the Xodokan Nation, a modern version of the Brave, his grandfather’s first clan.
- Some of the more deluded, I suspect, even picture themselves as daring swashbucklers, fighting for their clan chieftain’s “restoration.”
- This was not quite how things appeared to the Caledonian chieftain Calgacus before he fought the invading Roman army in AD 83.
- With a groan and a curse the guerrilla chieftain yielded himself a prisoner.
- To the Federal soldiers in pursuit she swore the guerrilla chieftain had passed by without stopping.
- The South Wind gently opened the door, and a young chieftain, with a face like the sun, entered.
- The young chieftain passed in and sat down by the strange fire that had no heat.
- He raged about the lodge and ordered the young chieftain with sunshine in his face and warmth in his breath to depart.