Definition of prince-bishop in English:

prince-bishop

noun ˌprɪnsˈbɪʃəp

historical

A person holding the ranks of both bishop and prince; (especially in Germany) a person holding the temporal possessions and authority of a bishopric with princely or noble rank.

Early 18th century; earliest use found in German Rogue. From prince + bishop, probably after German Fürstbischof.

nounˌprɪnsˈbɪʃəp

historical

A person holding the ranks of both bishop and prince; (especially in Germany) a person holding the temporal possessions and authority of a bishopric with princely or noble rank.

Early 18th century; earliest use found in German Rogue. From prince + bishop, probably after German Fürstbischof.

词汇	prince-bishop
释义	Definition of prince-bishop in English: prince-bishop noun ˌprɪnsˈbɪʃəp historical A person holding the ranks of both bishop and prince; (especially in Germany) a person holding the temporal possessions and authority of a bishopric with princely or noble rank. Origin Early 18th century; earliest use found in German Rogue. From prince + bishop, probably after German Fürstbischof. Definition of prince-bishop in US English: prince-bishop nounˌprɪnsˈbɪʃəp historical A person holding the ranks of both bishop and prince; (especially in Germany) a person holding the temporal possessions and authority of a bishopric with princely or noble rank. Origin Early 18th century; earliest use found in German Rogue. From prince + bishop, probably after German Fürstbischof.
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