英语词汇“Matilda”的意思、释义、用法解释及翻译-春雷网

Matilda¹

proper nounməˈtɪldəməˈtɪldə

(1102–67), English princess, daughter of Henry I and mother of Henry II; known as the Empress Maud. Henry's only legitimate child, she was named his heir, but her cousin Stephen seized the throne on Henry's death in 1135. She waged an unsuccessful civil war against Stephen until 1148.
马蒂尔达（1102-1167，英国公主，亨利一世之女，亨利二世的母亲；通称“莫德皇后”，亨利一世惟一的婚生子女，被指定为王位继承人，但1135年亨利一世去世时，其表兄斯蒂芬夺走王位；她发动的反对斯蒂芬的内战持续到1148年，终未获胜）

Rhymes

bewilder, builder, guilder, Hilda, St Kilda, Tilda, tilde

Matilda²

noun məˈtɪldəməˈtɪldə

Australian, NZ archaic, informal

A bushman's bundle of personal belongings.

Phrases

waltz (or walk) Matilda

archaic, informal Carry a bundle of personal belongings.
Example sentencesExamples
- A policeman taking a sullen swagman in tow might tell him: ‘You'll come waltzing Matilda…’
- I'm the one who waltzed Matilda; I am Australian.
- His ‘we will go waltzing Matilda with you’ told the world exactly where Australia stood.
- And so his ghost may be heard as we pass by that billabong: ‘You never came a-waltzing Matilda with me.’

Origin

Late 19th century: from the given name Matilda.

Matilda¹

proper nounməˈtildəməˈtɪldə

(1102–67), English princess, daughter of Henry I and mother of Henry II; known as the Empress Maud. Henry's only legitimate child, she was named his heir, but her cousin Stephen seized the throne on Henry's death in 1135. She waged an unsuccessful civil war against Stephen until 1148.
马蒂尔达（1102-1167，英国公主，亨利一世之女，亨利二世的母亲；通称“莫德皇后”，亨利一世惟一的婚生子女，被指定为王位继承人，但1135年亨利一世去世时，其表兄斯蒂芬夺走王位；她发动的反对斯蒂芬的内战持续到1148年，终未获胜）

Matilda²

nounməˈtildəməˈtɪldə

Australian, NZ informal, archaic

A bushman's bundle of possessions carried when traveling.

Phrases

waltz (or walk) Matilda

informal, archaic Carry a bundle of possessions while traveling.
Example sentencesExamples
- His ‘we will go waltzing Matilda with you’ told the world exactly where Australia stood.
- A policeman taking a sullen swagman in tow might tell him: ‘You'll come waltzing Matilda…’
- I'm the one who waltzed Matilda; I am Australian.
- And so his ghost may be heard as we pass by that billabong: ‘You never came a-waltzing Matilda with me.’

Origin

Late 19th century: from the given name Matilda.

词汇	Matilda
释义	Matilda¹ proper nounməˈtɪldəməˈtɪldə (1102–67), English princess, daughter of Henry I and mother of Henry II; known as the Empress Maud. Henry's only legitimate child, she was named his heir, but her cousin Stephen seized the throne on Henry's death in 1135. She waged an unsuccessful civil war against Stephen until 1148. 马蒂尔达（1102-1167，英国公主，亨利一世之女，亨利二世的母亲；通称“莫德皇后”，亨利一世惟一的婚生子女，被指定为王位继承人，但1135年亨利一世去世时，其表兄斯蒂芬夺走王位；她发动的反对斯蒂芬的内战持续到1148年，终未获胜） Rhymes bewilder, builder, guilder, Hilda, St Kilda, Tilda, tilde Matilda² noun məˈtɪldəməˈtɪldə Australian, NZ archaic, informal A bushman's bundle of personal belongings. Phrases waltz (or walk) Matilda archaic, informal Carry a bundle of personal belongings. Example sentencesExamples A policeman taking a sullen swagman in tow might tell him: ‘You'll come waltzing Matilda…’ I'm the one who waltzed Matilda; I am Australian. His ‘we will go waltzing Matilda with you’ told the world exactly where Australia stood. And so his ghost may be heard as we pass by that billabong: ‘You never came a-waltzing Matilda with me.’ Origin Late 19th century: from the given name Matilda. name.1 noun.1 phr. Matilda¹ proper nounməˈtildəməˈtɪldə (1102–67), English princess, daughter of Henry I and mother of Henry II; known as the Empress Maud. Henry's only legitimate child, she was named his heir, but her cousin Stephen seized the throne on Henry's death in 1135. She waged an unsuccessful civil war against Stephen until 1148. 马蒂尔达（1102-1167，英国公主，亨利一世之女，亨利二世的母亲；通称“莫德皇后”，亨利一世惟一的婚生子女，被指定为王位继承人，但1135年亨利一世去世时，其表兄斯蒂芬夺走王位；她发动的反对斯蒂芬的内战持续到1148年，终未获胜） Matilda² nounməˈtildəməˈtɪldə Australian, NZ informal, archaic A bushman's bundle of possessions carried when traveling. Phrases waltz (or walk) Matilda informal, archaic Carry a bundle of possessions while traveling. Example sentencesExamples His ‘we will go waltzing Matilda with you’ told the world exactly where Australia stood. A policeman taking a sullen swagman in tow might tell him: ‘You'll come waltzing Matilda…’ I'm the one who waltzed Matilda; I am Australian. And so his ghost may be heard as we pass by that billabong: ‘You never came a-waltzing Matilda with me.’ Origin Late 19th century: from the given name Matilda. name.1 noun.1 phr.
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