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单词 emperor
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emperor
noun[C]
uk
/ˈem.pər.ər/us
/ˈem.pɚ.ɚ/
C1
amalerulerof anempire
皇帝
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empress
Examples
  • He'ddressedhimself up as aRomanemperor for the fancy-dressparty.
  • Thistypeofporcelainwas madespecificallyfor theChineseemperor and theimperialhousehold.
  • Hirohito was Emperor of Japan from 1926 until hisdeathin 1989.
  • The PopegrantedCharlemagne thetitleofHolyRomanEmperor back in the 9thcentury.
  • Constantine was the first emperor topromoteChristianity.
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(Definition ofemperorfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
Examples from literature
  • Emperor Qin was worried about the kingdoms to the north of China, especially Mongolia.
  • Emperor Shah Jahan loved his wife very much.
  • He became emperor in 27 BCE.
  • In 1922, the government changed and there were no more emperors.
  • It is difficult to be sure about things that happened so long ago, but there are many stories of crazy things that emperors did.
  • Later, between 1368 and 1644, the Ming emperors made the wall longer.
  • Now the soldiers themselves live the life of emperors.
  • People in every part of the Roman Empire knew what the emperor looked like.
  • Qin was emperor for only 12 years.
  • Some say the doctors made a mistake, but some believe they wanted to kill the emperor.
  • The Romans put a picture of the emperor on their coins.
  • The emperor wanted to live for many thousands of years.
  • The emperor was so sad that he wanted to build a beautiful temple for her.
  • The first Roman emperor was a man called Octavius Augustus.
  • The leader was called an emperor or an empress.
  • There were about 130 emperors in the history of the empire.
  • An emperor does not like to be reminded of a very humble past, and he is liable also to fear the rivalry of men who formerly were his equals.
  • But it is very early yet, and an hour may elapse before the emperor makes his appearance.
  • For Napoleon was no longer emperor, and I would not serve the king who succeeded him.
  • He was a great man, but not pre-eminently a great emperor.
  • Whether he was a pretender or imagined that he was an emperor no one knew or seemed to care.

emperor| American Dictionary

emperor
noun[C]
us
/ˈem·pər·ər/
amalerulerof anempire
(Definition ofemperorfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofemperor

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More often than not, damage-control treatment was applied to documents that contained the material detrimental to the legitimacy of theemperoror the regime.
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Nowhere, however, did he actually comment upon their legality or illegality, let alone pronouncing a verdict on the very faith of theemperor.
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Theemperorentertained them and raised the issue of the marble.
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Behind the smoke and mirrors of the state's periodic mobilisations of schools, bureaucrats and unions the affective power of the ' official ' lastemperorproved ambiguous.
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This also can be seen as a simplification of the procedures for memorializing theemperorand imperial sanction.
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The intrinsic strength of the language, combined with the emperor's decision, prepared the ground for forging the links between the court and the remote village.
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He discovered he could extend his own influence by fanning the ecclesiastics' fears that theemperorwas no longer the best guarantor of their autonomy.
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He describes a contentious and secretive process of the bottom+up (or middle+up) drafting of orders that eventually reach theemperorfor approval.
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Theemperoralso sponsored large-scale scholarly projects to map the region, classify its peoples and write its definitive history.
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Instead, they were differentiated as "law" by theemperor, and as "contracts/agreements" by commoners.
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They went to war cheerfully, suppressing thoughts of family and home, and sought to achieve glory for theemperoror the nation on the battlefield.
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We counted more than 11,000emperorpenguins there during ship and aerial surveys.
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Like theemperorand his nobility in general, this class also cherished the universal human values and visions.
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In the past it was followed by theemperorand the nobility, by the rich and by intellectuals such as the literati.
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This was a source of strife since theemperorwas continually struggling to regain lost authority.
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