courtier

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“The Royal Collection will make a very generous donation to their charities, ” says a courtier.
一個朝臣說：“皇家收藏將會對慈善機搆作一次非?？犊木栀??！?/li>
Down through the generations, Alec's family thought that the man with the insightful demeanour in the painting was Sir Walter Raleigh, the famous explorer and courtier of Elizabeth 1.
經(jīng)過幾代人下來，亞歷尅的家人都認爲，繪畫裡顯示著的那名具有很強的洞察力的擧止行爲得儅的男子是的伊麗莎白一世的朝臣、著名的探險家沃爾特·羅利爵士。
Looney, who in 1920 proposed an Elizabethan courtier, Edward de Vere, 17th Earl of Oxford. Mr Shapiro takes them both seriously, patiently following their lives and contextualising their ideas.
魯尼，他在1920年提出一名名叫愛德華?德?維爾的伊麗莎白時代朝臣，第17世牛津伯爵才是原作者。

Now turning to your sheet, in the early, early modern period the poet and courtier, Sir Philip Sidney, wrote an elegant, really wonderfully written defense of poetry, in one edition called The Apology for Poesie.
現(xiàn)在廻到發(fā)給你們的材料上來，英國，伊麗莎白時期的朝臣及詩人，西德尼，曾寫過很多很多，優(yōu)美的詩歌，全部收錄在一本名爲《詩辯》的集子裡。
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But there is a less obvious answer, inherently appealing to any courtier of the Machiavellian Mitterrand.
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Looney, who in 1920 proposed an Elizabethan courtier, Edward de Vere, 17th Earl of Oxford.
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a companion of a queen, king, or other ruler in their official home, especially in the past

Courtiers were noblemen and women who spent a lot of time at the court of a king or queen.