duke

导读：duke怎么读
英式音标：[dju:k] 美式音标：[duk]
duke基本解释 n. 公爵，（公国的）君主；公爵（种）樱桃n. (Duke)人名；(西、俄、瑞典、英)杜克 duke的意思释义中文拼写：杜克名字含义：公爵名

duke怎么读

英式音标：[dju:k]

美式音标：[duk]

duke基本解释

n. 公爵，（公国的）君主；公爵（种）樱桃

n. (Duke)人名；(西、俄、瑞典、英)杜克

duke的意思释义

中文拼写：杜克

名字含义：公爵

名字来源：拉丁语

名字类别：男

Benjamin Newton Duke 本杰明•牛顿•杜克：

(1855～1929)，美国烟草工业领袖。

变形

复数：dukes过去式：duked过去分词：duked现在分词：duking第三人称单数：dukes

双语释义

n.(名词)

[C]公爵 (the title of) a nobleman of the highest rank outside the Royal Family

英英释义

duke[ dju:k, du:k ]

a British peer of the highest rank

a nobleman (in various countries) of high rank

duke用法及例句

词组短语

duke university杜克大学

duke it out打架；一决雌雄；用拳头猛击

双语例句

用作名词(n.)

The duke did well by people in humble stations.

那位公爵善待地位低下的人。

The duke matched his daughter with the king\'s son.

公爵把女儿嫁给了国王的儿子。

例句参考

杜柯杜轲杜珂杜克杜柯杜珂 New criteria for diagnosis of infective endocarditis: utilization of specific echocardiographic findings. Duke Endocarditis Service.

Proposed modifications to the Duke criteria for the diagnosis of infective endocarditis.

Red Cell Distribution Width as a Novel Prognostic Marker in Heart Failure. Data From the CHARM Program and the Duke Databank

A brief self-administered questionnaire to determine functional capacity (the Duke Activity Status Index).

The Grand Duke from Boys Ranch

Sustainable Duke: Procurement & Waste

T. Ballanyne et A. Burton (dir.), Bodies in Contact : Rethinking Colonial Encounters in World History. Durham & Londres, Duke Univer...

Reviews : William S. Maltby, Alba. A Biography of Fernando Alvarez de Toledo, Third Duke of Alba, 1507-1582, Berkeley & Los Angeles

Ludwig X, 1495-1545, Duke of Bavaria 1514 [obverse]

duke词源

duke

duke: [12] Duke is one of a wide range of English words which come ultimately from the Latin verb dūcere ‘lead’ (see DUCT). In this case its source was the Latin derivative dux ‘leader’ (ancestor also of Italian duce, the title adopted by the 20th-century dictator Benito Mussolini), which passed into English via Old French duc. In Latin the word signified ‘military commander of a province’, and in the so-called Dark Ages it was taken up in various European languages as the term for a ‘prince ruling a small state’.Old English never adopted it though, preferring its own word earl, and it was not until the 14th century that it was formally introduced, by Edward III, as a rank of the English peerage. Before that the word had been used in English only in the titles of foreign dukes, or (echoing the word’s etymological meaning) as a general term for ‘leader’ or ‘military commander’. The feminine form duchess [14] comes from Old French, while English has two terms for a duke’s rank or territory: the native dukedom [15], and duchy [14], borrowed from Old French duche (this came partly from medieval Latin ducātus, ultimate source of English ducat [14], a former Italian coin).=> conduct, ducat, duchess, duchy, duct, produce

duke (n.)

early 12c., \"sovereign prince,\" from Old French duc (12c.) and directly from Latin dux (genitive ducis) \"leader, commander,\" in Late Latin \"governor of a province,\" from ducere \"to lead,\" from PIE *deuk- \"to lead\" (cognates: Old English togian \"to pull, drag,\" Old High German ziohan \"to pull,\" Old English togian \"to draw, drag,\" Middle Welsh dygaf \"I draw\").Applied in English to \"nobleman of the highest rank\" probably first mid-14c., ousting native earl. Also used to translate various European titles (such as Russian knyaz).