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squired是squire的过去分词 squire美 ['skwaɪr] 英 ['skwaɪə(r)] - n.老爷；骑士的随从；扈从；法官
- v.侍从；在社交场合作为保护者与特定的一个妇女作伴
- 网络乡绅；护卫；骑士的扈从
复数：squires 现在分词：squiring 过去分词：squired n. landowner,lord,laird,landlord,owner n. | 1. a country landowner in England, often the main local landowner 2. a young apprentice knight who acted as an attendant to a knight in the Middle Ages 3. a man who is escorting a woman or going out with her regularly 4. a title of respect given to a magistrate or local dignity, especially in a rural district 5. used by a man as a term of address to another man 6. a man who owned land in England in the past and had high status in the local area 7. used for talking to a man 1. a country landowner in England, often the main local landowner 2. a young apprentice knight who acted as an attendant to a knight in the Middle Ages 3. a man who is escorting a woman or going out with her regularly 4. a title of respect given to a magistrate or local dignity, especially in a rural district 5. used by a man as a term of address to another man 6. a man who owned land in England in the past and had high status in the local area 7. used for talking to a man | v. | 1. to escort or go out with a man or a woman 2. attend upon;escort(a woman) |
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