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seigneury

/seen-yuh-ree, seyn-/US // ˈsin yə ri, ˈseɪn- //UK // (ˈseɪnjərɪ) //

海口,海口市,玺印,玺玺

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : the domain of a seigneur.
    • : land originally held by grant from the king of France.

Examples

  • Lady Margaret was her father's only heir; but she was far away, and a man with a strong arm was needed in that troubled seigneury.

  • At the same time the negotiations for the transfer of the seigneury of the island of Montreal were completed.

  • The seigneury of St. Sulpice, already granted, is included in this as part of the whole.

  • Such were the conditions at the Seigneury of Verchres when the Iroquois suddenly burst upon the place.

  • Before the last soldier had passed through the street, he was on his way to the Seigneury.