liege
英 [li?d?]
美[lid?]
- n. 君主；臣民
- adj. 君主的；君臣關系的
暢通詞匯
詞態變化
復數:?lieges;
助記提示
1. 該詞可能與let同源。
2. probably from PIE root *le- "let go, slacken" (see let (v.)).
3. 可能由此表示在封建制度中的那種具有較大自由度的但必須要臣服于君主的這種關系的相關含義。
4. 當然，如果你要將其與ligare "bind"聯系起來(lig- => lieg- + -e)，表示在封建制度中的那種對其進行一定束縛的關系也可以，只是缺乏根據性，這只是一種缺乏實據性的猜測，但如果有助于理解記憶單詞的話，也可以。
2. probably from PIE root *le- "let go, slacken" (see let (v.)).
3. 可能由此表示在封建制度中的那種具有較大自由度的但必須要臣服于君主的這種關系的相關含義。
4. 當然，如果你要將其與ligare "bind"聯系起來(lig- => lieg- + -e)，表示在封建制度中的那種對其進行一定束縛的關系也可以，只是缺乏根據性，這只是一種缺乏實據性的猜測，但如果有助于理解記憶單詞的話，也可以。
中文詞源
liege 君主，領主，臣民
來自古法語lige,封建君主，領主，來自拉丁語laetus,仆人，奴隸，可能來自PIE*le,松開，放開，詞源同let.原指給予一定自由的仆人，兼具有臣民和君主兩個對立的詞義，原用做臣子對君主的敬稱，大致類似于“主啊，奴才告退”之類。
英文詞源
- 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 l?t "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.).
雙語例句
- 1. The Belgian Cup has been won by the favourites F.C. Liege.
- 比利時杯被奪冠熱門列日隊奪得。
來自柯林斯例句
- 2. My liege , it is an ill time for dreaming.
- 皇上, 現在是不宜于幻想的.
來自辭典例句
- 3. Thus she cared much about the liege opinions and sayings.
- 因此,她特別在意臣下的思想言論.
來自互聯網
- 4. Benitez was also quizzed about Standard Liege striker Milan Jovanovic.
- 貝尼特斯還被問及關于標準烈日的前鋒約萬諾維奇.
來自互聯網
- 5. A liege succession caused one picket the mystery case of two many centuries.
- 一個君王的繼位引起了一樁二個多時代的迷案.
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