a.
①长官的;
magisterial rank
官吏 (长官) 的身份.
②(指意见等) 有权威的;
a magisterial opinion
有权威的意见.
③专横的;傲慢的;
a magisterial manner
傲慢的态度.
-扩展释义
扩展解释:
地方行政官的;治安推事的,; 有权威的,; 专横的
-同义词和反义词
词性:adjective
例句1. a magisterial pronouncement’
例句
||1:Butterfly people learned by observing, thinking and arguing.||2:They included Samuel Scudder, who named the monarch butterfly and wrote a magisterial , three-volume work about North American butterflies that won raves from lepidoptery’s literary champion, Vladimir Nabokov, 70 years after its publication.||3:Another was William Henry Edwards.||4:His great grandfather was America’s most renowned Puritan theologian, and he eventually wrote his own three-volume doorstop.
||1:蝴蝶客们从观察、思考和争论中学习。||2:他们中包括萨缪尔斯卡德,他命名了黑脉金蝴蝶,写了一本关于北美蝴蝶的三卷的权威著作,这部书出版70年后令鳞翅类昆虫的文学巨匠弗拉基米尔纳博科夫惊叹不已。||3:另一位是威廉亨利爱德华。||4:他了不起的祖父是美国最有名望的普鲁士神学家,他最终写出了自己三卷鸿篇巨著。
||1:For a less daunting take on the same topic, readers should try “Massive”, an entertaining yarn published in 2010 by Ian Sample, science correspondent for the Guardian, a London newspaper.||2:Mr Sample also tracked down many of those involved, including Mr Higgs.||3:But Mr Close’s magisterial work is sure to become the definitive account of the story.||4:It offers no unambiguous advice to the Nobel committee.||5:But the judges would be wise to give it a thorough read anyway.
||1:接受同一主题不是那么令人望而生畏,所以读者应该试看一下《大规模》,这本2010年出版的书富有娱乐性,作者是伦敦报纸《监护人》的科学记者伊恩·桑普尔。||2:桑普尔还追踪了许多有关人士,包括希格斯。||3:但克罗兹的权威性著作肯定会成为这个故事的决定性说法。||4:本书不会给诺贝尔委员会提供明确的建议。||5:但不管怎样这些审鉴人彻底地读一读本书将是明智之举。
adjective
1.(of a person) holding the office of a magistrate.
‘ _magisterial_ officers’
‘Hogue shares some of the same goals as other _magisterial_ candidates, citing more jobs and better roads as some primary needs in Casey County.’
2.Domineering; dictatorial.
‘he dropped his somewhat _magisterial_ style of questioning’
‘In film after film, the director’s misanthropy - the _magisterial_ technique that reduced the actors in his films to stick figures carrying out his bidding - represented the triumph of the mechanical over the human.’
3.Having or showing great authority.
‘a _magisterial_ pronouncement’
‘But it’s the obvious conclusion to emerge from Moloney’s _magisterial_ work, though he doesn’t himself draw it out as explicitly as this.’
4.Relating to a magistrate.
‘ _magisterial_ districts’
‘Port Elizabeth Chief Magistrate Peter Rothman, who oversees 43 _magisterial_ districts, including East London, said representations were being made to the justice department to address the shortfalls.’
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