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marquess

/ˈmɑːr.kwɪs/

Traduction: Titre de noblesse désignant un noble de rang supérieur au comte dans certains pays, ou un pair britannique situé entre le duc et le comte.

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noun

/ˈmɑːr.kwɪs/C1formal
  • frTitre de noblesse désignant un noble de rang supérieur au comte dans certains pays, ou un pair britannique situé entre le duc et le comte.

A noun referring to a nobleman ranking above a count in various countries, or a British peer ranking below a duke and above an earl.

  1. Noble title (general)C1formal

    A nobleman ranking above a count in various European countries.

    frMarquis (titre de noblesse)

    • The marquess inherited the title from his father.
    • She was introduced to a marquess at the royal banquet.
    • The marquess owned vast estates in the countryside.

    Synonymesmarquis

  2. British peerageC1formalbritish

    A British nobleman ranking below a duke and above an earl.

    frmarquis (pairie britannique)

    • The Marquess of Winchester is the oldest English marquessate.
    • He was created a marquess for his services to the crown.
    • The marquess attended the House of Lords regularly.

    Synonymesmarquis

Formes
  • marquesses plural form
  • marquesses' possessive plural form
  • marquess's possessive singular form