dignitary 的定义
plural dig·ni·tar·ies.
- a person who holds a high rank or office, as in the government or church.
dignitary 近义词
high ranking person
更多dignitary例句
- The Nobel laureate, on the other hand, was received like a foreign dignitary.
- After sitting vacant for years, the mansion came back to life in the 1980s, when iconic Baltimore Mayor William Donald Schaefer used it to host dignitaries.
- Tennis dignitary Chris Evert stands behind her, forced into rapturous laughter along with 14,000 others inside the arena.
- We are the bridge between the foreign visiting dignitary and the U.S. government.
- “Large crowds flocked to the jail, where they greeted him like a visiting dignitary,” Gardner writes.
- Many of them, such as a visiting French dignitary fresh off a plane from Paris at the age of 103, proved that 90 is the new 30.
- Bespectacled and wearing a proper suit, Ban looked every bit the serious dignitary.
- I desired him to accompany me to call on this dignitary, but he did not seem at all anxious for the job.
- The high-priest was a great dignitary, and generally belonged to the royal family.
- His deportment at this solemn ceremony, as related by a church dignitary, was fully edifying.
- It was not long before the curtain was drawn aside again, and one entered who seemed to be a dignitary of the court.
- And this great dignitary pointed to me with scorn and said: "Number one foolo."