fealty

英 [ˈfiːəlti]

美 [ˈfiːəlti]

n.  (尤指对君主的)效忠宣誓

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BNC.27821 / COCA.26862

牛津词典

noun

• （尤指对君主的）效忠宣誓
  a promise to be loyal to sb, especially a king or queen

柯林斯词典

• (对统治者的)效忠，忠诚
  In former times, if someone sworefealtyto their ruler, they promised to be loyal to him or her.

英英释义

noun

• the loyalty that citizens owe to their country (or subjects to their sovereign)
  Synonym:allegiance

双语例句

• Thus I cannot give you fealty.
  所以我无法对你献出忠诚。
• His advocacy of fealty to parents, respect for ancestors and loyalty to the sovereign and the nation have made a great impact on fostering deep patriotism feelings on the part of the Chinese people;
  他提倡“孝亲敬祖”、“忠君报国”，培育了中华民族深厚的爱国主义情感；他主张“用夏变夷”、“和为贵”，为中华民族大融合奠定了思想基础；
• Valentine's Day is a time to celebrate romance and love and kissy-face fealty.
  情人节是用来表达浪漫爱情和对爱的忠诚的节日。
• He took an oath of fealty to the king.
  他宣誓对国王效忠。
• When the state, vassals, high officials had conflict of interest, they would possess the different Fealty Concept due to their knowledge, concepts, background.
  当社稷，诸侯，卿大夫发生矛盾时，他们的忠观念也因各人的学识、观念、背景不同而存有差异。
• He swore fealty to his lord.
  他宣誓效忠他的领主。
• If you are fealty and virtuous, then I would like to meet you.
  如果你孝顺，善良，我很愿意认识你。
• The irony is rich since Kim and his fellow band of guerrillas swore oaths of fealty to each other when fighting the Japanese ( and Japan remains a bogey).
  想想金日成和他的游击队战友们在打日本鬼子时彼此做的忠诚宣誓（当然，日本现在还是鬼子），一切是多么讽刺。
• They soon reached agreement on the major points: confession, fealty, pardon, a certain sum of gold and silver to be paid.
  他们很快就主要问题达成一致：认罪、效忠、赦免、一定数额的金银作为赔偿。
• Function of fealty Culture
  对孝文化作用的探讨