adj.贵族的，上流社会的
n.贵族，有教养的人，罗马帝国的地方官，中世纪意大利的显贵

原形：patrician复数：patricians

The patrician class held significant political power in ancient Rome.
在古罗马，贵族阶级拥有重大的政治权力。
The patrician's mansion was a sight to behold, with its opulent decor and grandeur.
贵族的宅邸令人惊叹，其豪华装饰和宏伟气派引人注目。
Despite his humble origins, he rose to become a prominent patrician in the business world.
他出身微寒，但最终在商界崭露头角，成为一位显赫的贵族。
The patricians were known for their exclusive social gatherings and refined taste.
贵族们以他们的私人聚会和高雅品味而闻名。
The reforms aimed to reduce the privileges of the patrician order and promote social mobility.
改革旨在削减贵族特权，促进社会流动性。
His aristocratic background as a patrician gave him an air of sophistication.
作为贵族的背景使他显得非常有教养。
The patrician lifestyle was marked by extravagant parties and lavish entertainments.
贵族的生活方式充满了奢华的派对和盛大的娱乐活动。
She married into a wealthy patrician family, gaining access to high society.
她嫁入了富有的贵族家庭，进入了上流社会。
The patrician attitude towards commoners often led to resentment among the lower classes.
贵族对待平民的态度常常引发下层阶级的不满。
In modern times, the term "patrician" is sometimes used to describe a person of exceptional leadership and influence.
在现代社会中，“贵族”有时被用来形容具有卓越领导力和影响力的人。