Nobleman Meaning in English
word
ˈnoʊbəɫmən
NOH-buhl-muhn
nˈəʊbəlmən
NOH-buhl-muhn
释义
A nobleman is a man who belongs to the highest social class in some societies, often with a title, land, or special privileges given by birth or the king.
用法与细微差别
'Nobleman' is formal and historical, mostly used in contexts about royalty, history, or titles (like 'duke' or 'lord'). Rarely used in modern daily conversation. Don't confuse with 'gentleman' (polite man), which is much broader.
Spanish: noble - aristócrataPortuguese (BR): nobre - aristocrataPortuguese (PT): nobre - aristocrataChinese (Simplified): 贵族男子Chinese (Traditional): 貴族男子Hindi: उच्च वर्ग का पुरुष - सामंतArabic: نبيل (رجل) - أرستقراطيBengali: অভিজাত ব্যক্তি - জমিদার (ঐতিহাসিক/উচ্চশ্রেণীর) - রাজপুরুষRussian: дворянинJapanese: 貴族（きぞく）- 貴族の男性Vietnamese: quý tộc - nam quý tộcKorean: 귀족 남성 - 귀인 (역사적)Turkish: soylu - asilzadeUrdu: امیر - رئیس (تاریخی)Indonesian: bangsawan
例句
The nobleman lived in a large castle.
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A nobleman often had a special title, like duke or lord.
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People respected the nobleman because of his wealth.
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The young nobleman traveled Europe to learn about politics.
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During the feast, the nobleman told stories of his adventures.
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It's rare to meet a true nobleman these days.
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