Majesty Meaning in English

word

US

/ˈmædʒəsti/

MA-juh-stee

UK

/mˈædʒəsti/

MA-juh-stee

释义

Majesty is great beauty, dignity, or impressive power that makes someone or something seem grand and worthy of respect. It is also a formal title used when speaking to or about a king or queen.

用法与细微差别

Often used in formal, literary, or descriptive language rather than everyday casual speech. Common patterns include 'Your Majesty' and 'His/Her Majesty' for royalty, and phrases like 'the majesty of the mountains' for natural grandeur. Do not confuse it with 'majority'.

• Spanish: majestad
• Portuguese (BR): majestade
• Portuguese (PT): majestade
• Chinese (Simplified): 威严 - 陛下（对君主的尊称）
• Chinese (Traditional): 威嚴 - 陛下（對君主的尊稱）
• Hindi: महिमा - महाराजाधिराज के लिए संबोधन
• Arabic: جلالة - مهابة
• Bengali: গরিমা - রাজকীয়তা - মহিমা
• Russian: величие - Ваше Величество (к титулу)
• Japanese: 威厳 - 陛下 (称号として)
• Vietnamese: sự uy nghi - Sự tôn quý - Bệ hạ (dùng làm tước hiệu)
• Korean: 위엄 - 폐하 (존칭)
• Turkish: ihtişam - yücelik - Majesteleri (ünvan olarak)
• Urdu: شان و شوکت - جلال - حضورِ والا (خطاب کے طور پر)
• Indonesian: keagungan - kemegahan - Yang Mulia (gelar resmi)

例句

The children looked at the castle with majesty in their eyes.

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The mountains have a quiet majesty at sunrise.

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The guard bowed and said, “Your Majesty.”

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Standing by the waterfall, we were struck by the sheer majesty of the place.

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Even in old photos, the queen carries herself with real majesty.

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Movies try to capture the majesty of ancient empires, but seeing the ruins in person is different.

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