aristocratic

UK:  [.ærɪstə'krætɪk]

US:  [ə.rɪstə'krætɪk]

adj.

1.贵族的,(主张)贵族掌政的

2.贵族气派的

3.贵族政体

4.贵族派头

5.高傲的

1 . He said that in aristocratic societies inequality extends into the family, particularly to the father's relationship to his children.
他说，贵族社会的不平等也伸展到家庭中，特别是父亲对孩子的方式。

2 . He said the aristocratic way of pronouncing vowels had gradually ceased to be a class apart over the decades.
他说，几十年来女王的贵族式元音发音已逐渐消失。

3 . Sir Alec was a thin, pale man in his late forties, with a sensitive, aristocratic face and an engaging smile.
亚历克爵士是个年近五十的消瘦而苍白的人，他有一张敏感的贵族气派的脸，脸上总要挂着迷人的微笑。

4 . In the image of the Byzantium Empire, Yeats expressed his wish for his mother country Ireland and disclosed his aristocratic ideal.
借助拜占庭这面镜像，叶芝实现了对诗人本身和祖国爱尔兰进行言说的最终目的。

5 . Father Gillenormand did not do it intentionally, but inattention to proper names was an aristocratic habit of his.
吉诺曼老爹并非故意这样，但不注意别人的姓名是他的一种贵族作风。