liege的意思

liege

英式音标[lidʒ]
美式英标[liːdʒ]

基本解释

n. 君主；臣民

adj. 君主的；君臣关系的

liege 君主，领主，臣民

来自古法语lige,封建君主，领主，来自拉丁语laetus,仆人，奴隶，可能来自PIE*le,松开，放开，词源同let.原指给予一定自由的仆人，兼具有臣民和君主两个对立的词义，原用做臣子对君主的敬称，大致类似于“主啊，奴才告退”之类。

liege (adj.): word used by a vassal to address his superior or lord in the feudal system, c. 1300, from Anglo-French lige (late 13c.), Old French lige "(feudal) liege, free, giving or receiving fidelity," perhaps from Late Latin laeticus "cultivated by serfs," from laetus "serf," which probably is from Proto-Germanic *lethiga- "freed" (cognates: Old English læt "half-freedman, serf;" Old High German laz, Old Frisian lethar "freedman"), from PIE root *le- "let go, slacken" (see let (v.)). Or the Middle English word may be directly from Old High German leidig "free." As a noun from late 14c., both as "vassal" and "lord." Hence, liege-man "a vassal sworn to the service and support of a lord, who in turn is obliged to protect him" (mid-14c.).

1. The Belgian Cup has been won by the favourites F.C. Liege.: 比利时杯被夺冠热门列日队夺得。

3. Thus she cared much about the liege opinions and sayings.: 因此,她特别在意臣下的思想言论.

4. Benitez was also quizzed about Standard Liege striker Milan Jovanovic.: 贝尼特斯还被问及关于标准烈日的前锋约万诺维奇.

5. A liege succession caused one picket the mystery case of two many centuries.: 一个君王的继位引起了一桩二个多时代的迷案.