n.(统治者的)配偶,一组(演奏几世纪前音乐的乐师)
v.厮混,鬼混
consort的第三人称单数和复数

原形：consort第三人称单数：consorts复数：consorts过去式：consorted过去分词：consorted现在分词：consorting

The queen consort graciously greeted the guests at the royal banquet.
王后配偶优雅地在皇家晚宴上迎接宾客。
Prince William and Kate, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, are the reigning consorts of the United Kingdom.
威廉王子和凯特王妃是英国现任的剑桥公爵和公爵夫人。
She became the consort of King George III after their marriage in 1761. (她于1761年与乔治三世结婚，成为他的王后配偶。
The consort of a king or queen is often involved in charitable work and public appearances.
国王或王后的配偶通常参与慈善事业和公众活动。
Prince Albert, Queen Victoria's consort, played a significant role in promoting science and education during his time.
维多利亚女王的配偶阿尔伯特亲王在其时代对科学和教育有重大影响。
The consort of a Japanese emperor is officially referred to as the Empress consort.
日本天皇的配偶正式称为皇后。
The consort of a Chinese emperor was historically known as the Empress Dowager when her husband was no longer on the throne.
在中国历史上，当皇帝不再在位时，其配偶被称为太皇太后。
Some consorts have become influential figures in their own right, like Queen Elizabeth II's late consort, Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh.
有些配偶本身也成为了影响力的人物，如已故的伊丽莎白二世的配偶菲利普亲王，爱丁堡公爵。
The role of a consort can vary greatly depending on the country's traditions and the individual monarch's preferences.
配偶的角色会因国家传统和个别君主的喜好而大相径庭。
After the death of the sovereign, the consort may be styled as the Dowager Queen or Dowager Emperor, depending on gender.
在君主去世后，配偶可能会被尊称为寡后或寡帝，取决于性别。