Ducal Meaning in English
word
ˈdukəɫ
DOO-kuhl
djˈuːkəl
DYOO-kuhl
释义
Relating to a duke or duke's rank; something that belongs to or is associated with a duke.
用法与细微差别
Mainly used in historical, literary, or formal contexts. Rare in everyday conversation. Often appears in phrases like 'ducal palace' or 'ducal family.' Not to be confused with 'duke' (the person/title).
Spanish: ducalPortuguese (BR): ducalPortuguese (PT): ducalChinese (Simplified): 公爵的Chinese (Traditional): 公爵的Hindi: ड्यूक से संबंधितArabic: دوقيBengali: ডিউকীয়Russian: герцогскийJapanese: 公爵のVietnamese: của công tướcKorean: 공작의Turkish: dükalUrdu: ڈیوک کاIndonesian: adipati
例句
The ducal family lived in the large castle.
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They visited the ducal palace last summer.
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The museum displays ducal crowns and robes.
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There’s a famous ducal garden open to the public in the city center.
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Some of the city’s oldest buildings have a ducal history.
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That portrait was painted for a ducal wedding centuries ago.
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