dux 的定义
plural du·ces [doo-seez, dyoo-, doo-keys], /ˈdu siz, ˈdyu-, ˈdu keɪs/, dux·es [duhk-siz, dook-]. /ˈdʌk sɪz, ˈdʊk-/.
- British. the pupil who is academically first in a class or school.
- a military chief commanding the troops in a frontier province.
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- At last the teacher asked where Sheffield was, and was answered; it was then pointed to by the dux, as a dot on a skeleton map.
- Nullus eum prohibeat, non rex, non dux, nec ulla persona habeat potestatem prohibendi ei.
- He accepted, and for the fourteen remaining years of his life lived at Dux, where he wrote his Memoirs.
- My progress at school was so rapid during four or five months that the master promoted me to the rank of dux.
- "Harry's, when you were made dux," whispered Ethel to her brother.