grandee 的定义
- a man of high social position or eminence, especially a Spanish or Portuguese nobleman.
grandee 近义词
等同于 nobleman
更多grandee例句
- Party grandees in Angela Merkel’s center-right Christian Democratic Union will choose their new leader tomorrow.
- The corporation operated numerous tobacco plantations, kept detailed records of enslaved workers’ productivity and installed as managers priests who lived more like planter grandees than servants of Christ.
- Strange that he should be thus happy in a receptacle of so much pain and sorrow; yet he was light-hearted as the son of a grandee.
- On rising from the card-table, I saw a Spanish grandee, an afrancesado in exile, who had been about a fortnight in Touraine.
- Don Jaime, as the grandee was called, decided to paint her reclining on a crimson sofa, with plants and flowers at her side.
- During the days succeeding the arrival of the grandee, Belinchon's friends cast mocking glances at their rivals.
- The grandee even condescended to tell her a great deal of his private history; his public one was known by everybody.