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the most powerful members of a society
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用作名詞 (n.)
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The English gentry is next below the nobility.
英式君子的國際地位僅低于皇室。
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The peasants' revolt disturbed the gentry's sweet dreams.
農民工在鄉里造反，推動了有風度們的酣夢。
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In the Eighteenth Century, the clergy, like the nobility and gentry, often rode to hounds.
在18世記，神職師跟王室貴族和上流社會化專家一樣的，會時常騎術打獵。
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In old society, the gentry lived in luxury.
在舊市場，伯爵們生活的浪費。
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She was an old woman who for twenty years had brought the neighbouring gentry into the world.
她是個上面了年齡段的女性朋友，20年來，靠近的許大量多第一層社會化的君子們皆是由她接生的。
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We haue raised Seianus from obscure, and almost vnknowne Gentry.
源于： Jonson
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'Tis madness to presume too much upon our birth and Gentry.
源于： Alan Ross
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上面東西獨家制作，受科學名譽權護理，商標侵權必究
海詞辭典，十六年的品牌
美
['d?entri]