Definition of Lords temporal in English:

Lords temporal

plural noun

The members of the House of Lords other than the bishops.
（英国）上议院非神职议员
Example sentencesExamples
- The ceremony of introduction of an archbishop or bishop is broadly the same as for Lords Temporal, but Lords Spiritual are not preceded by Garter or Black Rod and have no Letters Patent to present.
- Members of the House of Lords (known as 'peers') consist of Lords Spiritual (senior bishops) and Lords Temporal (lay peers).
- The Lords Temporal sit in the House of Lords. The Lords Temporal make up the majority of the Lords members.

Definition of Lords temporal in US English:

Lords temporal

plural nounlôrdz ˈtemp(ə)rəl

The members of the House of Lords other than the bishops.
（英国）上议院非神职议员
Example sentencesExamples
- Members of the House of Lords (known as 'peers') consist of Lords Spiritual (senior bishops) and Lords Temporal (lay peers).
- The Lords Temporal sit in the House of Lords. The Lords Temporal make up the majority of the Lords members.
- The ceremony of introduction of an archbishop or bishop is broadly the same as for Lords Temporal, but Lords Spiritual are not preceded by Garter or Black Rod and have no Letters Patent to present.

词汇	Lords temporal
释义	Definition of Lords temporal in English: Lords temporal plural noun The members of the House of Lords other than the bishops. （英国）上议院非神职议员 Example sentencesExamples The ceremony of introduction of an archbishop or bishop is broadly the same as for Lords Temporal, but Lords Spiritual are not preceded by Garter or Black Rod and have no Letters Patent to present. Members of the House of Lords (known as 'peers') consist of Lords Spiritual (senior bishops) and Lords Temporal (lay peers). The Lords Temporal sit in the House of Lords. The Lords Temporal make up the majority of the Lords members. Definition of Lords temporal in US English: Lords temporal plural nounlôrdz ˈtemp(ə)rəl The members of the House of Lords other than the bishops. （英国）上议院非神职议员 Example sentencesExamples Members of the House of Lords (known as 'peers') consist of Lords Spiritual (senior bishops) and Lords Temporal (lay peers). The Lords Temporal sit in the House of Lords. The Lords Temporal make up the majority of the Lords members. The ceremony of introduction of an archbishop or bishop is broadly the same as for Lords Temporal, but Lords Spiritual are not preceded by Garter or Black Rod and have no Letters Patent to present.
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