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lords

/lɔːdz/

/lɔrdz/

lords and ladies

Übersetzungen

lordsubstantiv

lords

Pl.

lords

Pl.

/lɔːd/

/lɔrd/

повелитель

The dragon was considered the lord of the skies.

Дракон считался повелителем небес.

господин

The lord of the manor was known for his generosity.

Господин поместья был известен своей щедростью.

владыка

The ancient texts spoke of a powerful lord who ruled the lands.

Древние тексты говорили о могущественном владыке, который правил землями.

барон

The lord was granted the title of baron by the king.

Господину был присвоен титул барона королем.

Zusätzliche Übersetzungen

Synonyme

Antonyme

lordverb

lords

lorded

Präteritum

lorded

Partizip Perfekt

lording

Gerundium

/lɔːd/

/lɔrd/

господствовать

He likes to lord over his siblings.

Он любит господствовать над своими братьями и сестрами.

Synonyme

authoritatively control

command

exercise authority over

preside over

rule over

boss around

lord it over

Definitionen

lordsubstantiv

A man of high rank in a feudal society or in one that retains feudal forms and institutions, especially a man holding a noble title.

The lord of the manor was responsible for the welfare of his tenants.

A person who has authority, control, or power over others; a master, chief, or ruler.

The lord of the castle commanded his knights to prepare for battle.

A title used in addressing or referring to a man of high rank or position, especially in the United Kingdom.

Lord Smith was invited to the royal banquet.

A person who is a leader or has great influence in a particular area.

He was considered the lord of the music industry due to his numerous hit records.

A deity or god, often used in religious contexts.

The faithful gathered to worship their lord at the temple.

lordverb

To behave in a superior, domineering, or arrogant manner toward others (often with "it" and followed by "over").

She always lords it over her younger siblings.