Definition of royal warrant in English:

royal warrant

noun

A warrant issued by the sovereign, especially one authorizing a company to display the royal arms, indicating that goods or services are supplied to the sovereign or to a member of the royal family.
Example sentencesExamples
- They supply most top London restaurants and also hold the Queen's royal warrant.
- Indeed, the pencil, with its cracked green glaze and white end, is the UK's best-selling premium pencil and boasts a royal warrant.
- Today, this rather grand title has been dropped, but the jeweller still holds a royal warrant.
- ‘People are getting bolder and bolder,’ confirms Pippa Dougherty, spokeswoman for Hamilton & Inches, the royal warrant jeweller.
- Few businesses possess more prestige than the royal warrant holders, founded in 1698.
- Clive Fairweather said he felt unable to comment on his position, as he had been appointed under a royal warrant.
- The umbrella maker should have a royal warrant.
- As well as making branded toiletries - some under royal warrant to the Queen and Prince of Wales - the firm, based in Tiverton, Devon, now also supplies a number well-known brands.
- It is understood that he has yet to receive an official explanation or notification that the position - held under a royal warrant - will no longer be his.
- The factory secured its first royal warrant in 1775 with supplies to the king, to be followed with a dessert service for George, Prince of Wales, in 1784.

Definition of royal warrant in US English:

royal warrant

nounˈroi(ə)l ˈwôrəntˈrɔɪ(ə)l ˈwɔrənt

A warrant issued by the sovereign, especially one authorizing a company to display the royal arms, indicating that goods or services are supplied to the sovereign or to a member of the royal family.
Example sentencesExamples
- The umbrella maker should have a royal warrant.
- It is understood that he has yet to receive an official explanation or notification that the position - held under a royal warrant - will no longer be his.
- Today, this rather grand title has been dropped, but the jeweller still holds a royal warrant.
- ‘People are getting bolder and bolder,’ confirms Pippa Dougherty, spokeswoman for Hamilton & Inches, the royal warrant jeweller.
- They supply most top London restaurants and also hold the Queen's royal warrant.
- Few businesses possess more prestige than the royal warrant holders, founded in 1698.
- As well as making branded toiletries - some under royal warrant to the Queen and Prince of Wales - the firm, based in Tiverton, Devon, now also supplies a number well-known brands.
- The factory secured its first royal warrant in 1775 with supplies to the king, to be followed with a dessert service for George, Prince of Wales, in 1784.
- Clive Fairweather said he felt unable to comment on his position, as he had been appointed under a royal warrant.
- Indeed, the pencil, with its cracked green glaze and white end, is the UK's best-selling premium pencil and boasts a royal warrant.

单词	royal warrant
释义	Definition of royal warrant in English: royal warrant noun A warrant issued by the sovereign, especially one authorizing a company to display the royal arms, indicating that goods or services are supplied to the sovereign or to a member of the royal family. Example sentencesExamples They supply most top London restaurants and also hold the Queen's royal warrant. Indeed, the pencil, with its cracked green glaze and white end, is the UK's best-selling premium pencil and boasts a royal warrant. Today, this rather grand title has been dropped, but the jeweller still holds a royal warrant. ‘People are getting bolder and bolder,’ confirms Pippa Dougherty, spokeswoman for Hamilton & Inches, the royal warrant jeweller. Few businesses possess more prestige than the royal warrant holders, founded in 1698. Clive Fairweather said he felt unable to comment on his position, as he had been appointed under a royal warrant. The umbrella maker should have a royal warrant. As well as making branded toiletries - some under royal warrant to the Queen and Prince of Wales - the firm, based in Tiverton, Devon, now also supplies a number well-known brands. It is understood that he has yet to receive an official explanation or notification that the position - held under a royal warrant - will no longer be his. The factory secured its first royal warrant in 1775 with supplies to the king, to be followed with a dessert service for George, Prince of Wales, in 1784. Definition of royal warrant in US English: royal warrant nounˈroi(ə)l ˈwôrəntˈrɔɪ(ə)l ˈwɔrənt A warrant issued by the sovereign, especially one authorizing a company to display the royal arms, indicating that goods or services are supplied to the sovereign or to a member of the royal family. Example sentencesExamples The umbrella maker should have a royal warrant. It is understood that he has yet to receive an official explanation or notification that the position - held under a royal warrant - will no longer be his. Today, this rather grand title has been dropped, but the jeweller still holds a royal warrant. ‘People are getting bolder and bolder,’ confirms Pippa Dougherty, spokeswoman for Hamilton & Inches, the royal warrant jeweller. They supply most top London restaurants and also hold the Queen's royal warrant. Few businesses possess more prestige than the royal warrant holders, founded in 1698. As well as making branded toiletries - some under royal warrant to the Queen and Prince of Wales - the firm, based in Tiverton, Devon, now also supplies a number well-known brands. The factory secured its first royal warrant in 1775 with supplies to the king, to be followed with a dessert service for George, Prince of Wales, in 1784. Clive Fairweather said he felt unable to comment on his position, as he had been appointed under a royal warrant. Indeed, the pencil, with its cracked green glaze and white end, is the UK's best-selling premium pencil and boasts a royal warrant.
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