laird
英 [leəd]
美 [lɛrd]
- n. 领主,地主
- n. (Laird)人名;(英)莱尔德
laird (苏格兰)地主来自lord的苏格兰方言。
- laird (n.)
- mid-15c. (mid-13c. as a surname), Scottish and northern England dialectal variant of lord, from Middle English laverd (see lord). Related: Lairdship.
- 1. Once they had left Key Biscayne, Rogers and Laird quickly reversed themselves.
- 罗杰斯和莱尔德一离开比斯坎岛,很快就变了卦.
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- 2. He would get rid of Rogers and Laird at the earliest opportunity.
- 只要有机会,他就会尽早抛弃罗杰斯和莱尔德.
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- 3. Laird and Nixon kept their counsel.
- 莱尔德和尼克松不发表意见.
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- 4. Look at me, I'm a laird's son and more than half a doctor.
- 瞧瞧我吧; 我本来是一个地主家的少爷,差不多够得上一名医生的资格.
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- 5. Laird treated this clumsy procedure the way a matador handles the lunges of a bill.
- 莱尔德对这笨拙做法的处理,就象一个斗牛士对付一头牛的冲击一样.
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