lord
🇺🇸
/lɔːrd/
🇬🇧
/lɔːd/
noun
B2
A man of high rank in the UK nobility or someone given the title as an honor.
The lord welcomed guests to his grand castle.
B2
The title used by a lord in the UK.
He became a lord and was called Lord Smith.
R
A title for some high UK officials.
Lord Justice Brown made an important ruling.
R
A respectful title for UK judges, bishops, or nobles.
The lawyer addressed the judge as 'my lord' in court.
R
A powerful landowner in medieval Europe.
The medieval lord owned vast lands and many servants.
R
A title for God or Christ.
People pray to the Lord for guidance and strength.
R
A title for Christ.
Christians believe in Jesus as their Lord and Savior.
R
The non-elected part of UK Parliament.
The lord debated the new law in Parliament.
R
The building where UK Lords meet.
The lord entered the meeting place to discuss new laws.
translation
A man of high rank in the UK nobility or someone given the title as an honor.; The title used by a lord in the UK.; A title for some high UK officials.; A respectful title for UK judges, bishops, or nobles.; A powerful landowner in medieval Europe.; A title for God or Christ.; A title for Christ.; The non-elected part of UK Parliament.; The building where UK Lords meet.
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