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sceptre

/ˈsep.tər/

Traduction: Bâton ou verge cérémoniel(le) que tient un monarque comme symbole d'autorité royale et de souveraineté.

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noun

/ˈsep.tər/C1formal
  • frBâton ou verge cérémoniel(le) que tient un monarque comme symbole d'autorité royale et de souveraineté.

A ceremonial staff or baton held by a monarch as a symbol of royal authority and sovereignty.

  1. Symbol of royal authorityB2formalbritish

    A ceremonial staff held by a monarch as a symbol of power and sovereignty.

    frSceptre (insigne royal)

    • The king held his golden sceptre during the coronation.
    • The queen's sceptre is adorned with precious jewels.
    • The sceptre represents the imperial authority of the ruler.

    Synonymesbatonmacerodstaffvergewand

  2. Emblematic staffB2formalbritish

    A decorated rod or staff used in official ceremonies or as a symbol of office.

    frSceptre (bâton emblématique)

    • The mayor carried a ceremonial sceptre at the parade.
    • The sceptre was passed down through generations of the royal family.
    • In ancient times, a sceptre was often used in religious rituals.

    Synonymesbatonmacerodstaffwand

Formes
  • sceptres plural form
  • sceptres' possessive plural form
  • sceptre's possessive singular form