Definition of landgrave in English:

landgrave

noun ˈlan(d)ɡreɪvˈlæn(d)ɡreɪv

historical

1A count having jurisdiction over a territory.
〈史〉有领地管辖权的伯爵
Example sentencesExamples
- All of these numerous territories are full of confusion since each contain electorates, duchies, bishoprics, dominions of margraves, landgraves, princes and free cities - all jumbled together.
- The result was that the landgraves kept a strong hold on the city's development for more than 500 years.
- Local kings, landgraves, princes, archbishops, bishops and other local sovereigns copied the castlemania of the emperor and the high nobility and built their own castles and residences within their respective territories.
- The trick fountains were planned by the landgraves from 1696 onwards, in 1700 landgrave Karl met the master builder in Italy, the Hercules figure was erected on the mountain top's pyramid in 1713.
- The American titled aristocracy was short-lived, though there is still an association of descendents of landgraves and cassiques in South Carolina today.
1. 1.1 The title of certain German princes.
  （某些德国亲王的封号）领主伯爵
  Example sentencesExamples
  His next employment, in late 1766, was not at Hochst, but rather in Kassel, where another new factory had been founded by Frederick II, landgrave of Hesse-Kassel.
  Chartered, according to tradition, in 1211, it became the seat of the first landgraves of Hesse in 1248.
  By doing so, the legacy of the landgraves of Hesse-Kassel and Hesse-Darmstadt and the electors and grand dukes of Hesse may be preserved.

Derivatives

landgraviate

noun -ˈɡreɪvɪət

historical

Origin

Late Middle English: from Middle Low German, from land 'land' + grave 'count' (used as a title).

Definition of landgrave in US English:

landgrave

nounˈlæn(d)ɡreɪvˈlan(d)ɡrāv

historical

1A count having jurisdiction over a territory.
〈史〉有领地管辖权的伯爵
Example sentencesExamples
- Local kings, landgraves, princes, archbishops, bishops and other local sovereigns copied the castlemania of the emperor and the high nobility and built their own castles and residences within their respective territories.
- The trick fountains were planned by the landgraves from 1696 onwards, in 1700 landgrave Karl met the master builder in Italy, the Hercules figure was erected on the mountain top's pyramid in 1713.
- All of these numerous territories are full of confusion since each contain electorates, duchies, bishoprics, dominions of margraves, landgraves, princes and free cities - all jumbled together.
- The result was that the landgraves kept a strong hold on the city's development for more than 500 years.
- The American titled aristocracy was short-lived, though there is still an association of descendents of landgraves and cassiques in South Carolina today.
1. 1.1 The title of certain German princes.
  （某些德国亲王的封号）领主伯爵
  Example sentencesExamples
  Chartered, according to tradition, in 1211, it became the seat of the first landgraves of Hesse in 1248.
  His next employment, in late 1766, was not at Hochst, but rather in Kassel, where another new factory had been founded by Frederick II, landgrave of Hesse-Kassel.
  By doing so, the legacy of the landgraves of Hesse-Kassel and Hesse-Darmstadt and the electors and grand dukes of Hesse may be preserved.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Middle Low German, from land ‘land’ + grave ‘count’ (used as a title).

词汇	landgrave
释义	Definition of landgrave in English: landgrave noun ˈlan(d)ɡreɪvˈlæn(d)ɡreɪv historical 1A count having jurisdiction over a territory. 〈史〉有领地管辖权的伯爵 Example sentencesExamples All of these numerous territories are full of confusion since each contain electorates, duchies, bishoprics, dominions of margraves, landgraves, princes and free cities - all jumbled together. The result was that the landgraves kept a strong hold on the city's development for more than 500 years. Local kings, landgraves, princes, archbishops, bishops and other local sovereigns copied the castlemania of the emperor and the high nobility and built their own castles and residences within their respective territories. The trick fountains were planned by the landgraves from 1696 onwards, in 1700 landgrave Karl met the master builder in Italy, the Hercules figure was erected on the mountain top's pyramid in 1713. The American titled aristocracy was short-lived, though there is still an association of descendents of landgraves and cassiques in South Carolina today. 1.1 The title of certain German princes. （某些德国亲王的封号）领主伯爵 Example sentencesExamples His next employment, in late 1766, was not at Hochst, but rather in Kassel, where another new factory had been founded by Frederick II, landgrave of Hesse-Kassel. Chartered, according to tradition, in 1211, it became the seat of the first landgraves of Hesse in 1248. By doing so, the legacy of the landgraves of Hesse-Kassel and Hesse-Darmstadt and the electors and grand dukes of Hesse may be preserved. Derivatives landgraviate noun -ˈɡreɪvɪət historical Origin Late Middle English: from Middle Low German, from land 'land' + grave 'count' (used as a title). Definition of landgrave in US English: landgrave nounˈlæn(d)ɡreɪvˈlan(d)ɡrāv historical 1A count having jurisdiction over a territory. 〈史〉有领地管辖权的伯爵 Example sentencesExamples Local kings, landgraves, princes, archbishops, bishops and other local sovereigns copied the castlemania of the emperor and the high nobility and built their own castles and residences within their respective territories. The trick fountains were planned by the landgraves from 1696 onwards, in 1700 landgrave Karl met the master builder in Italy, the Hercules figure was erected on the mountain top's pyramid in 1713. All of these numerous territories are full of confusion since each contain electorates, duchies, bishoprics, dominions of margraves, landgraves, princes and free cities - all jumbled together. The result was that the landgraves kept a strong hold on the city's development for more than 500 years. The American titled aristocracy was short-lived, though there is still an association of descendents of landgraves and cassiques in South Carolina today. 1.1 The title of certain German princes. （某些德国亲王的封号）领主伯爵 Example sentencesExamples Chartered, according to tradition, in 1211, it became the seat of the first landgraves of Hesse in 1248. His next employment, in late 1766, was not at Hochst, but rather in Kassel, where another new factory had been founded by Frederick II, landgrave of Hesse-Kassel. By doing so, the legacy of the landgraves of Hesse-Kassel and Hesse-Darmstadt and the electors and grand dukes of Hesse may be preserved. Origin Late Middle English: from Middle Low German, from land ‘land’ + grave ‘count’ (used as a title).
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