lord
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主, 上帝
God, particularly in Christian, Jewish, and Islamic traditions, signifying authority and divine power
- The hymn praised the Lord for His guidance and blessings throughout life.
这首赞美诗颂扬了主在人生中的指引和祝福。
- She found comfort in the Lord's teachings during challenging times.
在充满挑战的时期，她从主的教导中找到了安慰。
- The Bible frequently refers to God as the Lord, highlighting His omnipotence and sovereignty.
圣经经常称上帝为主，强调祂的全能和主权。
- The religious text emphasized the Lord's role as a protector and provider.
宗教文本强调了主作为保护者和提供者的角色。
- The sermon focused on the attributes of the Lord and how they influence the lives of the faithful.
讲道集中在主的属性以及它们如何影响信徒的生活。
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a person who holds authority or power over others
- The landowners acted as lords over the workers.
- He behaved like a lord, giving orders to everyone.
- Local lords controlled trade in the region.
- They feared the lord who ruled the territory harshly.
- She treated him as lord of the household.
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领主, 贵族
a man of high rank who belongs to the nobility
- The lord of the manor welcomed guests to his estate for the annual harvest festival.
庄园的领主欢迎客人到他的庄园参加一年一度的丰收节。
- The feudal system placed lords in charge of administering justice and collecting taxes from their vassals.
封建制度让领主负责执行正义并向他们的附庸征税。
- In medieval times, lords controlled vast estates and had authority over the peasants who lived on their lands.
在中世纪，领主控制着广阔的庄园，并对生活在其土地上的农民拥有权威。
- He was appointed as a lord by the king, granting him a seat in the royal council.
他被国王任命为领主，授予他在皇家议会中的席位。
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