Ruritanian
英 [,ruəri'teiniən]
美
Ruritanian 理想王国的杜撰词，来自拉丁语 rus 的所有格 ruris,乡村的，词源同 rural.
- Ruritanian (adj.)
- "utopian," 1896, from Ruritania, name of an imaginary kingdom in "The Prisoner of Zenda" (1894) by Anthony Hope (1863-1933), who coined it from Latin rus (genitive ruris) "country" (see rural) + Latinate ending -itania (compare Mauritania).
- 1. When Hob came here he spoke English with a sort of horrible Ruritanian accent.
- 霍布来这里时说的是一口糟糕的带罗里塔尼亚口音的英语.
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