释义 |
burgess /bûrˈjis/ noun- A freeman or citizen of a borough or burgh (technically, cf burgher)
- A member of a privileged class in a town
- A member of parliament for a borough (historical)
- An elected member of the American colonial assembly (historical)
- A borough magistrate or town councillor (historical)
ORIGIN: OFr burgeis burgess oath see Antiburgher |