dauphine 的定义
plural dau·phines [daw-feenz; French doh-feen]. /ˈdɔ finz; French doʊˈfin/.
- the wife of a dauphin.
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- A vast and enthusiastic audience thronged, with joyous clatter, through narrow Rues Mazarine and Dauphine, coming from the river.
- They say that Charles X. is much broken, and the Dauphine is aged and very thin and nervous, always in tears.
- She was lady-in-waiting to Madame la Dauphine, whom she followed into exile.
- Dauphine therefore is not altogether so naughty as this Author represents him.
- But as soon as Ambroisine had a moment to herself, she hastened to Rue Dauphine, to exchange a clasp of the hand with her friend.