0 [ singular ] used by Christians to talk about God or Jesus Christ -- herre [ masculine ]
Praise the Lord. Herren være lovet.
1 a man of high rank in the British social system -- lord [ masculine ]
Lord Bingham Lord Bingham
2 indicates frustration or surprise -- Herregud!
Oh Lord, not you again! Herregud, ikke du igjen!
3 a master; a man or animal that has power over others or over an area -- herre, hersker
4 in the United Kingdom etc a nobleman or man of rank -- lord
Lord Snowdon.
5 in the United Kingdom, used as part of several official titles -- Lord (som del av tittel)
the Lord Mayor.
In comparison, the altar-bound lords seem all the more static.
Again, we have a straight conflict between lords and tenants over the customary rights of each.
This secured them a clientele of lords who depended on their support and could be used as conduits of imperial will.
Next, the mats-symbolic seats of authority-of the lords were "counted" and ranked, and the lords declared their candidacy for various political positions.
Combining the conflicting expectations pertaining to the warrior knight, courtier, gentleman scholar, and local lord, the basis of aristocratic rule was varied and contested.
Despite the erosion of the initial glyph, enough survives to suggest that the figure depicted on this scepter was named specifically as a lord.
The lord wears an elaborate hip- and loincloth, which is also eroded.
Its membership of three hundred included landlords, learned law lords, and university professors.
中文繁体
老爺，貴族, （某一領域的）巨頭，巨擘, 頭銜…
More中文简体
老爷，贵族, （某一领域的）巨头，巨擘, 头衔…
MoreEspañol
lord, Señor [masculine, singular]…
MorePortuguês
lorde…
More日本語
～卿（きょう）…
MoreTürk dili
Lord, (Birleşik Krallık) bir asalet ünvanı…
MoreFrançais
seigneur [masculine], lord [masculine], seigneur…
MoreCatalan
títol utilitzat davant del nom d’un home que té una posició social alta: Lord…
More
