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单词 throne
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throne
noun[C]
uk
/θrəʊn/us
/θroʊn/
C2
thespecialchairused by aruler,especiallyakingorqueen
王座；王位
picture of throne
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the throne
C2
thestateof being aruler:
王位；王权；君权
Elizabeth IIascended/came tothe throne(=becamequeenofBritain)when herfatherdied.伊丽莎白二世在其父逝世后登上王位。
Queen Victoria wasonthe throne(= wasqueen)at thattime.那时维多利亚女王在位。
William isnext inlinetothe throne(= willbecomekingnext).
the throneinformalhumorous
thetoilet:
I canrememberdadgrabbingthenewspaperand saying he'd beonthe throne a while.
More examples
  • The throne wascarvedfromoak.
  • Hissubjectskneltbefore the throne.
  • Queen Elizabeth IIascendedthe throne in 1952.
  • Theyoungking'suncleusurpedthe throne.
  • Thesurveyfoundmen weresignificantlymorelikelythan women to usetheirphonesandtabletstosurfthewebwhile on the throne.
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(Definition ofthronefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
throne
noun[C]
uk
/θrəʊn/us
/θroʊn/
C2
thespecialchairused by aruler,especiallyakingorqueen
王座；王位
the throne
C2
thestateof being aruler
王位；王权；君权
Elizabeth IIascended/came tothe throne(=becamequeenofBritain)when herfatherdied.伊丽莎白二世在其父逝世后登上王位。
Queen Victoria wasonthe throne(= wasqueen)at thattime.那时维多利亚女王在位。
Charles isnext inlinetothe throne(= willbecomekingnext).查尔斯将继承王位。
More examples
  • Queen Elizabeth IImountedthe throne in 1952.
  • Hissubjectskneltbefore the throne.
  • The throne wascarvedfromoak.

throne| American Dictionary

throne
noun[C]
us
/θroʊn/
aspecialchairused by akingorqueen, or theconditionof being such aruler:
He isheirto the throne.
(Definition ofthronefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofthrone

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In combination with the legal mechanisms examined above, they made compatible the monarch's authority on histhroneand the husband's patriarchy at home.
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After learning the sciences, young princes were 'tested' in the company of women before they assumed thethrone.
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A usurper is climbing the steps to thethrone, and he promises changes.
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A crucial aspect was the procedure adopted in the throne's decisionmaking.
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Above all, before, during, and after the war he acted with foremost concern to preserve a political order centered on thethrone(the kokutai).
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Yet, the compositethronehad not ended accordingly.
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Reckless self-expression is here coterminous not just with the surrender of thethrone, but with spiritual death.
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Centuries of tradition dictated that a new monarch would assume the vacantthrone, just as centuries of tradition would dictate the limits of his rule.
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On the one hand the standard of right and wrong, on the other the chain of causes and effects, are fastened to theirthrone.
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The placement of the potbelly sculpture on top of the pedestal and/orthronewould be consistent with a portrayal of rulership.
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Faced with political marginalization he acted against the clique who controlled the capital and seized thethronein 1290.
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His only son, a five-year-old boy, was the undisputed heir to thethrone.
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The position of a female consort was never stable until she had produced a male heir to thethrone.
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But when he gets to thethroneand replaces this old king, he puts on the crown and is as cruel as the old king.
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The story of the goldenthronewith its thirty-two puppets is, like life, both rational and irrational.
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