aristocrat

n.

贵族；贵族政治论者；有贵族派头的人；

复数：aristocrats

1. He put on the air of an aristocrat.
   他摆出一副贵族的架势。
2. Her father was an English aristocrat.
   她的父亲曾是英国贵族。
3. He is an aristocrat to the very marrow of his bones.
   他是一个道道地地的贵族。
4. Further up, I ran into a man dressed like an aristocrat.
   我继续往上走，碰到了一位穿戴雷同贵族的汉子。
5. Roosevelt, on the other hand, was always charming, always the aristocrat.
   另一方面,罗斯福总是那么有吸引力,又总是保持一副贵族的派头。

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