durbar

/dur-bahr/US // ˈdɜr bɑr //UK // (ˈdɜːbɑː, ˌdɜːˈbɑː) //

杜尔巴,杜巴,杜尔巴岛,杜尔伯特

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : the court of a native ruler.
- : a public audience or levee held by a native prince or by a British governor or viceroy; an official reception.
- : the hall or place of audience.
- : the audience itself.

In 1979 the Durbar Square of each city was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Having emerged safely from this peril, the great durbar was held, and lasted some hours.
He had introduced me to Cheetoo, and now, as he accompanied me from the durbar, he gave me instructions how I was to proceed.
We lost no time in presenting ourselves at the durbar of the chief, and were graciously received by him.
He then went into his tent, took off his durbar dress, put away his arms, and then lay down.
I went, and found him seated in full durbar, and the Khan's servants as prisoners before him.