🔍 牛津詞典
🔍 朗文詞典
🔍 劍橋詞典
🔍 柯林斯詞典
🔍 麥美倫詞典
🔍 韋氏詞典 🎯
檢索以下詞典：
(Mr. Ng 不推薦使用 Google 翻譯！)
最近搜尋：
- Tour 54
- discriminating 41
- circle 335
- dup 4
- Superior 69
- loam 45
- Generally 133
- Suspense 62
- Vein 28
- hardboot 4
- bakkie 27
- purity 339
- up 151
- burgher 45
- fluent 283
- disgusting 57
- laird 2
- jellied 2
- Fresh 122
- reduction 306
- varied 131
- spurious 102
- bookkeeper 145
- devil-may-care 28
- indonesia 77
- debate 360
- lag 319
- unjust 280
- aortae 3
- Plan 107
- hilt 37
- Architecture 136
- Practical 146
- Ma'am 115
- capitalism 143
- petunia 3
- spell 308
- mia 4
- separatist 108
- guarache 3
- consecratedness 2
- francophone 42
- hindrance 125
- jason 2
- incompetence 3
- patterer 2
- Roman 221
- select 321
- cutup 37
- game plan 32
- diatribe 54
- clipt 3
- pharaoh 42
- Symbol 199
- thicket 52
- complaint 335
- cannon fodder 29
- Inbound 112
- dickies 5
- clubby 62
- improvement 321
- isotherm 1
- inquisitive 32
- Look 172
- temporal 136
- gigot 2
- halon 4
- beaten-up 45
- motiveless 80
- exocrine 4
- Sow 142
- coursework 43
- dense 308
- unsavory 164
- legitimacy 93
- associated 37
- flash flood 31
- Tendency 136
- kind 157
- passionflower 3
- dragonfly 47
- announcer 293
- micaceous 3
- Quotation 84
- northerly 3
- mismanagement 3
- Political 128
- reality 355
- extraction 66
- strong 157
- folly 59
- minibar 3
- contrived 53
- originate 325
- gasman 28
- barracuda 41
- Acoustics 33
- pacified 2
- mitosis 4
- Grapple 78
- assagai 3
- excess 313
- Taste 74
- coroner 64
- jobless 151
- fl 40
- excessive 336
- lairy 3
- divergement 4
- hymn 9
- mariculturist 2
- sleeve 466
- Carry 91
- chat 76
- frigid 57
- automotive 50
- adrian 4
- heptathlete 3
- dictatorial 120
- draft 370
- Type 186
- wreckage 340
- moisturize 140
- hardship 339
- bowl 330
- Execution 58
- oversimplified 3
- atv 36
- family court 15
- styling 160
- conniption 26
- exam 60
- violin 347
- Upcoming 51
- flatbread 3
- pigeonhole 6
- imaginary 354
- loons 2
- pains 2
- honed 3
- culvert 58
- flagging 137
- passionate 123
- dogs 22
- force 357
- crying 47
- equation 278
- fellable 3
- touchdown 229
- flit 143
- flirt 121
- arch 194
- finding 345
- fillet 130
- morel 2
- favourable 237
- fantastic 119
- -ance 7
- fanatical 57
- ontologism 2
- inquisition 4
- evasiveness 56
- accurately 32
- nurse 61
- enticing 143
- homophone 55
- enrichment 75
- enhancement 76
- endow 130
- emulsify 127
- micturition 2
- eatery 151
- colic 51
- dustman 117
- Agency 165
- drivel 109
- dismally 78
- discourage 355
- deduct 163
- click 165
- calendar 316
- acutely 59
- arguably 146
- adverb 298
- appraise 134
- appetizing 427
- antioxidant 139
- Tennis 38
- angina 89
- alphabetic 120
- cooey 3
- kick 276
- alarm 329
- afforestation 77
- altogether 297
- adjust 333
- abortionist 99
- abortion 147
- Zigzag 134
- Flash 155
- Wildlife 124
- Whirlwind 83
- Wed 106
- Simultaneously 97
- aarp 8
- Unveiled 76
- Thrilled 104
- Syllabus 103
- Repress 175
- Species 111
- certified 120
- Shoreline 138
- Seventh 122
- Substance 110
- Rosemary 94
- chimney breast 33
- Resistant 119
- Reliance 119
- overdone 3
- Reassuring 100
- manic 137
- Degradation 12
- denationalize 57
- Lib 124
- demand 354
- gantlet 54
- crossing 160
- jackstraw 2
- Invoke 119
- Inter 118
- Inspired 136
- Hinder 125
- Glance 158
- Gender 135
- Furnace 105
- Fundamentally 99
- Fulfill 108
- Fulfil 84
- Abstract 133
- Foster 146
- bland 124
- Glossary 51
- Establishment 117
- agitato 4
- Enroll 99
- call upon 30
- Enrol 61
- Active 152
- Done 113
- Depict 120
- Border 128
- Bookshelf 83
- favoured 104
- Accumulate 138
- ankle 339
- phraseology 6
- dock 294
- blood group 45
- blood brother 60
- Swim 55
- thunderbolt 128
- ischemia 3
- declaratory 64
- statutory 134
- distinct 378
- dialling code 24
- fettling 3
- disingenuous 55
- acceleratingly 4
- oath 158
- abstractness 6
- hubcap 3
- disleaf 3
- crevassed 5
- cirrhosis 44
- bug-eyed 34
- hesitate 325
- Keen 141
- guide dog 40
- pazazz 4
- insolation 3
- inkling 40
- dairy 269
- armories 17
- nutty 92
- calliper 32
- dressing-down 40
- attractant 92
- floribunda 2
- Exhale 96
- colliery 48
- fratricidal 48
- ankylosis 5
- drifter 114
- resistant 266
- surplus 361
- tail off 57
- uncommon 179
- photochemical 4
- cockney 35
- dinkier 22
- stipulation 130
- Late 25
- attractingly 5
- industrialize 286
- Outbreak 132
- Stasis 106
- butter 337
- creased 92
- Suffer 135
- deteriorate 146
- heathen 3
- ja 3
- mellifluous 63
- Prevention 142
- avoid 531
- Pygmy 14
- gum 299
- misspend 3
- ignominies 3
- testy 128
- Goat 89
- attainable 56
- gunfighter 32
- Retina 57
- colony 316
- lacunate 2
- Label 122
- multicolour 2
- scream 314
- commercialise 79
- system 386
- afficionado 1
- oke 4
- step on someone's toes 33
- salty 123
- glorification 35
- epicenter 137
- dubbin 2
- pursuant 74
- pigsties 3
- Boxing 38
- classy 88
- greenflies 24
- foothold 164
- fantasy 315
- dismayful 3
- theorise 43
- alkaloid 30
- wherever 332
- jest 4
- convincing 147
- Alike 16
- pesach 4
- safe 298
- conceptualize 130
- overview 5
- beheadal 2
- Vary 53
- externality 6
- cherub 50
- patting 2
- betook 2
- martyr 219
- Phase 128
- handbrake 4
- invention 297
- crushing 38
- conflicted 115
- jig 1
- returning 47
- Function 95
- Translate 180
- automaker 48
- fondu 2
- estonian 26
- outburst 182
- corr 2
- Chain 168
- Engineer 129
- week 112
- chase 320
- distaff 55
- porter 313
- Precaution 32
- gunsight 4
- bully 163
- macroscopic 47
- nanosecond 5
- vagabond 150
- cuisinier 4
- bolt 303
- crackhead 104
- whirl 343
- barrel 330
- penta- 3
- Isolated 139
- lutheran 4
- ear 145
- Unbearable 124
- free will 36
- geomagnetism 3
- inserted 3
- brush 140
- Unevenly 75
- Speculate 150
- Slumber 114
- ghostwrite 56
- Ripple 140
- case 212
- bare 292
- gasworks 57
- Outnumber 126
- Adaptation 106
- Knob 116
- Intuition 147
- deficiency 84
- Imperative 140
- seeking 32
- Hush 115
- Hum 97
- Hassle 125
- buddies 20
- Drought 86
- Diversion 134
- Decent 165
- etch 63
- Cynical 135
- Culprit 168
- Cease 125
- detainee 40
- limbo 4
- apply 375
- gloomy 356
- woodwork 159
- merchantability 2
- Music 131
- violation 104
- vine 290
- vibe 161
- vacillate 198
- transportation 296
- transistor 276
- precaution 333
- torn 119
- terminus 117
- lusty 2
- teenager 299
- ido 1
- tantamount 138
- tactlessness 114
- acid test 34
- farm out 34
- tactlessly 130
- tactless 177
- disarm 50
- leaded 3
- swarm 332
- suspiciously 88
- surveyor 132
- strainer 115
- Discreet 98
- academical 1
- largely 227
- storey 260
- stately 143
- distrust 46
- stab 298
- squat 129
- squalid 153
- intently 42
- sphincter 81
- spectrum 169
- scrubby 118
- oncology 5
- scrubber 134
- Disapprove 135
- scrub 131
- scrabble 130
- rouse 293
- floodplain 47
- repent 352
- remuneration 204
- overlier 4
- pharisaism 4
- receptacle 98
- frayed 39
- sheet 397
- railing 132
- ammeter 5
- coot 43
- urbanize 61
- profess 101
- charger 52
- prevailing 85
- zebra 280
- prestigious 136
- gaiety 50
- precariousness 124
- vapour 252
often capitalized
: the eldest son of a king of France
Example Sentences
Recent Examples on the Web The number of people invited to the event was determined by the event’s location, the Théâtre Gabriel, a blue and gold-gilded opera house built by Louis XV and inaugurated at the wedding of the dauphin (later Louis XVI) to Marie Antoinette. 
Vogue, 25 Apr. 2022 During the outbreak of 1711 alone, smallpox killed the Holy Roman emperor Joseph I; three siblings of the future Holy Roman emperor Francis I; and the heir to the French throne, the grand dauphin Louis. New York Times, 27 Apr. 2021 In actuality, Mary was first betrothed to the dauphin and then later to Charles V, all for political gain and matters of diplomacy. Maureen Lee Lenker, EW.com, 16 Nov. 2020 Mary’s great-aunt Louise de Bourbon-Vendôme, Abbess of Fontevraud, sent her the prayer book between 1558—the year the young queen married the French dauphin, Francis II—and 1561, when Francis died unexpectedly at age 16. Theresa Machemer, Smithsonian Magazine, 9 June 2020 Like a dauphin’s, his private routine is often observed. Kennedy Fraser, Vogue, 19 Feb. 2019 Her intended, Louis-August (Jason Schwartzman), current dauphin of France and future King Louis XVI, is the 18th century equivalent of a shy A/V nerd, and completely incapable of standing up for his new bride in a court of gossips and mean girls. refinery29.com, 10 July 2018 In 1955, Dior duly hired the unusually talented young man as an assistant, and Saint Laurent soon became the master’s acknowledged dauphin, entrusted with more and more design responsibilities. Hamish Bowles, Vogue, 12 June 2018 Others, like Huck Finn's dubious riverboat dauphin, count on the people around them to be ignorant of aristocratic mores and genealogical charts and awed by the idea of nobility. Sadie Stein, Town & Country, 26 Feb. 2017 See More
Vogue, 25 Apr. 2022 During the outbreak of 1711 alone, smallpox killed the Holy Roman emperor Joseph I; three siblings of the future Holy Roman emperor Francis I; and the heir to the French throne, the grand dauphin Louis. New York Times, 27 Apr. 2021 In actuality, Mary was first betrothed to the dauphin and then later to Charles V, all for political gain and matters of diplomacy. Maureen Lee Lenker, EW.com, 16 Nov. 2020 Mary’s great-aunt Louise de Bourbon-Vendôme, Abbess of Fontevraud, sent her the prayer book between 1558—the year the young queen married the French dauphin, Francis II—and 1561, when Francis died unexpectedly at age 16. Theresa Machemer, Smithsonian Magazine, 9 June 2020 Like a dauphin’s, his private routine is often observed. Kennedy Fraser, Vogue, 19 Feb. 2019 Her intended, Louis-August (Jason Schwartzman), current dauphin of France and future King Louis XVI, is the 18th century equivalent of a shy A/V nerd, and completely incapable of standing up for his new bride in a court of gossips and mean girls. refinery29.com, 10 July 2018 In 1955, Dior duly hired the unusually talented young man as an assistant, and Saint Laurent soon became the master’s acknowledged dauphin, entrusted with more and more design responsibilities. Hamish Bowles, Vogue, 12 June 2018 Others, like Huck Finn's dubious riverboat dauphin, count on the people around them to be ignorant of aristocratic mores and genealogical charts and awed by the idea of nobility. Sadie Stein, Town & Country, 26 Feb. 2017 See More Word History
Etymology
Middle English dolphin, from Anglo-French dolphyn, from Old French dalfin, title of lords of the Dauphiné, from Dalfin, a surname
First Known Use
15th century, in the meaning defined above
Time Traveler
The first known use of dauphin was in the 15th century 👨🏻🏫 Mr. Ng 韋氏詞典 📚 – mw.mister5️⃣.net
切換為繁體中文