Highborn Meaning in English
word
ˈhaɪˌbɔrn
HY-bawrn
hˈaɪbɔːn
HY-bawn
释义
Someone who is highborn comes from a family with high social rank, often from nobility or aristocracy.
用法与细微差别
A formal and somewhat old-fashioned or literary term, often used in historical or fantasy contexts. Commonly paired with 'noble', 'family', or 'origins'. Not used in everyday conversation.
Spanish: noble - de alta cuna - de sangre azulPortuguese (BR): nobre - de alta linhagemPortuguese (PT): nobre - de alta linhagemChinese (Simplified): 出身高贵的 - 贵族的Chinese (Traditional): 出身高貴的 - 貴族的Hindi: उच्च कुलीन - उच्चवर्गीयArabic: نبيل المولد - من سلالة نبيلةBengali: উচ্চবংশীয় - উঁচু জাতেরRussian: высокородный - знатного происхожденияJapanese: 高貴な生まれ - 貴族出身Vietnamese: quý tộc - xuất thân cao quýKorean: 고귀한 집안 출신 - 귀족 태생Turkish: soylu doğumlu - aristokrat kökenliUrdu: اعلیٰ خاندان کا - اعلیٰ نسبIndonesian: berasal dari keluarga bangsawan - berdarah biru
例句
She was highborn and lived in a large palace.
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The highborn children had private teachers.
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He was not highborn, but he became a famous king.
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In the old stories, only the highborn could marry the prince.
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Despite being highborn, she treated everyone with kindness.
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He's not as proud as most highborn nobles you meet.
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