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hadji

/haj-ee/US // ˈhædʒ i //UK // (ˈhædʒɪ) //

贤二,贤治,贤士,贤人

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1

    plural hadj·is.

    • : a variant of hajji.

Examples

  • Hadji Murat and his murid mount their horses and ride off just in time.

  • Exhausted, Hadji Murat goes to bed at once, sleeping fully dressed, poised for flight.

  • Everyone in the mountains knew Hadji Murad, and how he slew the Russian swine.

  • But because Hadji Murad is only 100 pages long, its structure is more obvious, even flashy.

  • We were followed by three others, in one of which was the Hadji.

  • He was a priest as well as a Hadji, and, we were told, had a mighty following among the faithful.

  • The Hadji gave us a rough hut with a flooring of split bamboo and kept us provided with chickens.

  • The Hadji returned with us to Bilit, and got his desire, the Panglima-ship, and well he deserved it.

  • Amongst other things I heard one say, 'See how white this Hadji is.'