retinues

英 [ˈrɛtɪnjuːz]

美 [ˈrɛtəˌnuz]

n.  随行人员; 扈从
retinue的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 随行人员;随从;随员
  An important person'sretinueis the group of servants, friends, or assistants who go with them and look after their needs.
  1. Mind trainers are now part of a tennis star's retinue.
     现在，网球明星的随行人员中有些是心理培训师。

双语例句

• One institution particularly favored the rise of kingship: the retinues.
  有一种制度促进了王权的产生，这就是扈从队制度。
• The doctor marched along the ward with retinues of attendant students and nurses.
  那医生走过病房，后面跟着一大批随行的学生和护士。
• Also, the translation "light"," the view sound free" and "freedom", is the view of amitabha left retinues, one of the holy.
  观世音，亦译“光世音”、“观世自在”、“观自在”，是阿弥陀佛的左胁侍，西方三圣之一。
• After the words, Charles left with his retinues out of Joan.
  查理说完，抛下贞德带领他的侍从走了。
• He called a retinue to sit on Dauphin's usual chair and Charles foisted into other retinues.
  他想到了一个主意，他叫来一个侍从，让他坐在自己的椅子上，而查理自己则混在其他侍从中。
• They are both the disciples receiving Sakyamuni's personal teaching and the retinues of Sakyamuni, the Older Kasyapa in the left and the Younger Ananda in the right.
  在佛殿中，他们又是释迦牟尼的左右胁侍，俗称“老迦叶”、“少阿难”。
• Armed with lances and encased in plate armour these loyal warriors act as retinues and bodyguards for royalty.
  男爵亲卫骑兵是忠诚的贵族卫队，装备板甲和骑枪。