Definition of grand seigneur in English:

grand seigneur

nounˌɡrɒ̃ seɪˈnjəːˌɡrand sānˈyər

A man whose rank or position allows him to command others.
Example sentencesExamples
- It was governed by a strict devout Catholic, the grand seigneur, Comte de Reynaud, who like his predecessors maintained a regimented way of life and imposed it on the resigned village people.
- He is the grand seigneur who loftily told the Scott Inquiry (in the days when we had real inquiries): ‘You have to be selective about the facts.’
- There he was treated like the grand seigneur of contemporary music, and his quartet soon came to be regarded as the gem of the Festival.

Origin

French, literally 'great lord'.

Definition of grand seigneur in US English:

grand seigneur

nounˌɡrand sānˈyər

A man whose rank or position allows him to command others.
Example sentencesExamples
- There he was treated like the grand seigneur of contemporary music, and his quartet soon came to be regarded as the gem of the Festival.
- He is the grand seigneur who loftily told the Scott Inquiry (in the days when we had real inquiries): ‘You have to be selective about the facts.’
- It was governed by a strict devout Catholic, the grand seigneur, Comte de Reynaud, who like his predecessors maintained a regimented way of life and imposed it on the resigned village people.

Origin

French, literally ‘great lord’.

单词	grand seigneur
释义	Definition of grand seigneur in English: grand seigneur nounˌɡrɒ̃ seɪˈnjəːˌɡrand sānˈyər A man whose rank or position allows him to command others. Example sentencesExamples It was governed by a strict devout Catholic, the grand seigneur, Comte de Reynaud, who like his predecessors maintained a regimented way of life and imposed it on the resigned village people. He is the grand seigneur who loftily told the Scott Inquiry (in the days when we had real inquiries): ‘You have to be selective about the facts.’ There he was treated like the grand seigneur of contemporary music, and his quartet soon came to be regarded as the gem of the Festival. Origin French, literally 'great lord'. Definition of grand seigneur in US English: grand seigneur nounˌɡrand sānˈyər A man whose rank or position allows him to command others. Example sentencesExamples There he was treated like the grand seigneur of contemporary music, and his quartet soon came to be regarded as the gem of the Festival. He is the grand seigneur who loftily told the Scott Inquiry (in the days when we had real inquiries): ‘You have to be selective about the facts.’ It was governed by a strict devout Catholic, the grand seigneur, Comte de Reynaud, who like his predecessors maintained a regimented way of life and imposed it on the resigned village people. Origin French, literally ‘great lord’.
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