柯林斯英汉双解大词典
suzerain /ˈsuːzəˌreɪn/
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1.
N a state or sovereign exercising some degree of dominion over a dependent state, usually controlling its foreign affairs 领主
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2.
N (as modifier) 领主的
例：a suzerain power
双语例句原声例句
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The position or authority of a suzerain .
以优越的或者权威的位置。
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The point is not mere verbal acclaim of God as suzerain.
并不是仅仅是口头上承认上帝为领主。
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Explain what a suzerain - vassal treaty was in the ancient Near East.
解释什么是在古老近东的宗主附庸条约。
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The historical prologue, thirdly, explains why Israel accepts her place in the suzerain-vassal relationship.
第三点，这个历史旁白，解释了为什么,犹太人接受了他们在领主与奴隶关系里的地位。
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Parity treaties between equals, but suzerainty treaties are between a suzerain, who has a position obviously of power and authority, and a vassal.
平等条约中双方的地位是对等的，但是领主条约,是在一个掌握实权的领主,和奴隶之间的。
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Now, Ancient Near Eastern suzerainty models also speak repeatedly of the vassal's love for the suzerain.
现在，近东古代的领主契约模式,也重复出现在奴隶对领主的赞美中。
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