shogunate
['ʃoɡʊnet]
- n. 幕府时代；将军政治；将军职位
英英释义
- 1. a form of government in which the ruler is an absolute dictator (not restricted by a constitution or laws or opposition etc.)
实用场景例句
- The Tokugawa shogunate until their integration into the formal establishment, into the most prosperous era.
- 而直到德川幕府将其纳入正式编制后, 进入了最兴盛的年代.
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- Chengdu Talent Generalyu kun see Chaoqun, appointed to the shogunate, Counselor Rong machine.
- 成都将军玉昆见其才艺超群, 聘至幕府, 参赞戎机.
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双语例句
- 1. Edo shogunate rule system, known as'screen - fan system. "
- 江户幕府的统治制度, 史称 “ 幕藩体制 ”.
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- 2. Tokugawa Ieyasu the general closure imposed razed in the establishment of the Edo Shogunate regime.
- 德川家康受封征夷大将军,在江户建立了幕府政权.
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- 3. Thence began a series of strange conflicts over control of the puppet government of the shogunate.
- 此后,发生了一系列争夺傀儡将军控制权的斗争.
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- 4. The shogunate was overthrown by the domains of Satsuma and Chsh in 1867.
- 1867年,在长州和萨摩两藩的攻击下,德川幕府倒台.
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- 5. The Tokugawa shogunate until their integration into the formal establishment, into the most prosperous era.
- 而直到德川幕府将其纳入正式编制后, 进入了最兴盛的年代.
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英文词源
- shogunate (n.)
- 1871, a hybrid, from Japanese shogun + Latinate suffix -ate (1).