princess

名词 princess:

1. a female member of a royal family other than the queen (especially the daughter of a sovereign)

1. The witch put the princess under a spell, and she fell asleep for ten years.
   这女巫使公主中了巫术，沉睡了十年。
2. The kind dwarf asked the little princess to have dinner with him.
   善良的小矮人邀请小公主和他一起吃晚饭。
3. The wicked old woman bewitched the princess, and she fell into a long sleep.
   那个老女巫用魔法迷住了公主，使她长眠不醒。
4. The magician transformed the frog into a princess.
   魔术师把青蛙变成了公主。
5. She perform the duties of a princess with great aplomb.
   她泰然自若地履行王妃的职责。
6. The witch turned the princess into a swan.
   巫婆把公主变成了一只天鹅。
7. She performs the duties of a princess with great aplomb.
   她泰然自若地履行王妃的职责。
8. Princess Anne is the daughter of Queen Elizabeth.
   安妮公主是伊丽莎白女王的女儿。

prin.cess

n.（名词）
A woman who is ruler of a principality.
女王，女诸侯：统治公国（或封邑）的妇女
A woman member of a royal family other than the monarch, especially a daughter of a monarch.
公主：王室的非君主女性成员，尤指君主的女儿
A noblewoman of varying status or rank.
贵妇人：位于各种位置或地位的贵族妇女
The wife of a prince.
王妃，亲王夫人：王子（或亲王）的妻子
A woman regarded as having the status or qualities of a princess.
公主：被认为有公主身份或地位的妇女
Archaic A hereditary woman ruler; a queen.
【古语】 世袭的女性统治者；女王
adj.（形容词）
Designed to hang in smooth, close-fitting, unbroken lines from shoulder to flared hem:
紧身连衣裙的：流线型紧身且通常由肩膀到下摆贴边线条不断的：
例句：
a princess dress.
紧身连衣长裙

来源：
Middle English princesse
中古英语 princesse
from Old French [feminine of] prince [prince] * see prince
源自 古法语 [] prince的阴性词 [公主] *参见 prince