Lords Meaning in English

word · lemma: lord

US

/ˈɫɔɹdz/

lordz

UK

/lˈɔːdz/

lawdz

التعريف

'Lords' is the plural of 'lord', meaning men of high rank, power, or nobility, especially in historical or British contexts. It can also refer to people with authority over others.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Most common in historical, religious, or British contexts (e.g., House of Lords). Used as a formal or respectful title. Rare in everyday conversation, unless referring to peerage, fantasy stories, or history.

• Spanish: señores - lores (título nobiliario)
• Portuguese (BR): senhores - lordes (título de nobreza)
• Portuguese (PT): senhores - lordes (título de nobreza)
• Chinese (Simplified): 贵族 - 爵爷
• Chinese (Traditional): 貴族 - 爵爺
• Hindi: प्रभु - मालिक (सामंत)
• Arabic: الأسياد - اللوردات (ألقاب نبيلة)
• Bengali: প্রভুরা - লর্ডস (শিরোনাম)
• Russian: лорды
• Japanese: 貴族たち - 領主たち
• Vietnamese: chúa tể - quý tộc
• Korean: 영주들 - 귀족들
• Turkish: lordlar - soylular
• Urdu: خداوندگان - لارڈز (اعزاز)
• Indonesian: tuan-tuan - bangsawan

جمل نموذجية

The lords lived in large castles.

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There are many lords in old stories.

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The king asked the lords for advice.

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The House of Lords is part of the British Parliament.

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In medieval times, lords had a lot of power over the people.

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They dressed and acted like lords, even though they weren't really nobility.

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