英语词汇“inns of court man”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

(b) attributive. With the sense ‘belonging to or associated with the Inns of Court,’ as Inns of Court man, Inns of Court reveller, Inns of Court student, etc.

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1605 J. Marston Dutch Courtezan ii. sig. C2^v Who helped thee to thy custome not of swaggering..Captaines, nor of 2. s. Innes a court men, but with honest atte-cappes, wealthy flat-caps, that pay for their pleasure the best of any men in Europe.

1606 Returne Knight of Poste from Hell sig. D4^v An Innes of Court Reueller, why hee shall not be accounted worthie of a trade, if hee will not aduenture more then halfe his cleare profites, to adorne his bodie.

1631 F. Lenton Characterismi xxix. sig. F4 A yong Innes a Court Gentleman.

a1661 W. Brereton Trav. (1844) 156 The mayor, a well-bred gentleman, an inns-of-court man.

1702 Death & Burial John Asgill 11 Why shou'd He think that Inns of Court Men will Ever Assent to His Pernici'ous Bill?

1862 A. J. Munby Diary 23 June in D. Hudson Munby (1972) 62 The Volunteer Review..the Inns of Court Corps dropped by in groups.

1915 G. Lee Diary 25 May in Home Fires Burning (2006) 113 We walked up to the town together, Granny and I and the two Inns of Court Reservists.

2007 A. Bailey Flaunting i. 6 The fussiness of those garments modelled by the ‘Termers’, the Inns of Court students who regularly attended their plays.

单词	inns of court man
释义	> as lemmas Inns of Court man (b) attributive. With the sense ‘belonging to or associated with the Inns of Court,’ as Inns of Court man, Inns of Court reveller, Inns of Court student, etc. ΚΠ 1605 J. Marston Dutch Courtezan ii. sig. C2^v Who helped thee to thy custome not of swaggering..Captaines, nor of 2. s. Innes a court men, but with honest atte-cappes, wealthy flat-caps, that pay for their pleasure the best of any men in Europe. 1606 Returne Knight of Poste from Hell sig. D4^v An Innes of Court Reueller, why hee shall not be accounted worthie of a trade, if hee will not aduenture more then halfe his cleare profites, to adorne his bodie. 1631 F. Lenton Characterismi xxix. sig. F4 A yong Innes a Court Gentleman. a1661 W. Brereton Trav. (1844) 156 The mayor, a well-bred gentleman, an inns-of-court man. 1702 Death & Burial John Asgill 11 Why shou'd He think that Inns of Court Men will Ever Assent to His Pernici'ous Bill? 1862 A. J. Munby Diary 23 June in D. Hudson Munby (1972) 62 The Volunteer Review..the Inns of Court Corps dropped by in groups. 1915 G. Lee Diary 25 May in Home Fires Burning (2006) 113 We walked up to the town together, Granny and I and the two Inns of Court Reservists. 2007 A. Bailey Flaunting i. 6 The fussiness of those garments modelled by the ‘Termers’, the Inns of Court students who regularly attended their plays. extracted from innn. < as lemmas
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