| 释义 |
do·min·i·um
\dəˈminēəm\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: Latin — more at domain
1. Roman law : absolute ownership of corporeal property by a person subject only to the power of the state and including the right to use and enjoy, the right to take profit therefrom, and the right of disposal
2. [Medieval Latin, from Latin] in medieval Europe & England
a. : any of various property rights; especially : ownership
b. : political power (as through lordship, sovereignty, suzerainty) |