feudatory

feudatory

美 ['fjudəˌtoʊrɪ] 　英 ['fju:dətərɪ]

• adj.封建的；(邦土)隶属于外国的
• n.诸侯；封邑
• 网络臣属的；受有封地的

词形变化

复数：feudatories  

英汉解释

adj.	1. 封建的,臣属的,受有封地的 2. (邦土)隶属于外国的
n.	1. 封建领主,诸侯,家臣 2. 封邑

英英解释

n.	1. somebody holding land by feudal tenure
adj.	1. relating to or characteristic of the relationship between a feudal lord and a vassal 2. owing feudal allegiance to an overlord or another state

例句

The feudatory system is an important part of Chinese ancient state system of government.

藩属制度是中国古代国家政体的一项重要内容。

Mou, the prince of Wei, received his feudatory in Zhongshan. So, he was called Zhongshan Prince Mou.

魏国王子牟，他的封地在中山，所以大家都称他中山公子牟。

Feudatory favorite iced drink in the wine feast.

诸侯喜爱在宴席上饮冰镇米酒。

Feudatory Road 12 in the Kanto Central Plains.

十二路诸侯都在关东中原。

The Formation and Establishment of Suzerainty-Feudatory Relationship between the Qing Dynasty and Korea

论清朝与朝鲜宗藩关系的形成与确立

Local Self-government and National Autonomy under the Feudatory System

藩属制度下的地方自治与民族自治

On Politics of Feudatory Senior Members in Modern Japan

论近代日本的藩阀元老政治