marchese 的定义
plural mar·che·si [mahr-key-zee Italian mahr-ke-zee]. /mɑrˈkeɪ zi Italian mɑrˈkɛ zi/.
- an Italian nobleman, equivalent in rank to a marquis.
更多marchese例句
- In his GQ cover story on Kunis last year, David Marchese ended the interview by, yes, asking her out.
- I tell the Marchese that if he is so fond of the musty Middle Ages he ought to go about in armour himself by rights.
- Their placidity amused the Marchese, and so did the thought of the little scene that he knew was being enacted in the library.
- Mr Marvel stood up and bowed as she passed, and the silent, saturnine Marchese stared.
- As the Prince and the Marchese stood together by the fireplace at the other end of the long room Mamie joined them.
- And he plunged his stiletto within the bosom of the marchese.