sherif

/she-reef/US // ʃɛˈrif //UK // (ʃɛˈriːf) //

谢里夫,谢利夫,谢尔盖

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : a governor of Mecca descended from Muhammad.
- : an Arab chief, prince, or ruler.

“This country is as divided as it has ever been,” said Sherif Taher.
On the night of Feb. 11, 2011, Sherif Mansour walked onto his balcony, furtively lit a cigarette, and began to cry.
I made an excursion also with my host to the Mezari Sherif ('the noble grave').
The town itself covers an area of more than 209 acres, of which thirty-five are occupied by the Haram-esh-Sherif.
Ali Sherif was in reality the last Khalifa, for a fourth was never appointed.
The Khalifa Sherif and the Ashraf were furious at being out of power, and they could not long conceal their discontent.
Sherif Mahmud was a small thin man about fifty years of age, full of wiry strength and with evil, malignant-looking eyes.