Definition of chapelry in English:

chapelry

nounPlural chapelries ˈtʃap(ə)lri

Middle English: from Old French chapelerie, medieval Latin cappellaria, from cappella, originally 'little cloak' (see chapel).

单词	chapelry
释义	Definition of chapelry in English: chapelry nounPlural chapelries ˈtʃap(ə)lri A district served by an Anglican chapel. 英国国教附属教堂管辖的教区 Example sentencesExamples By that date about a third of the chapelry was under arable, somewhat under two thirds under grassland and orchard. Both these chapelries appear to have had parochial boundaries and there is a record of the year 1340 suggesting this in the case of Towednack. Ashford is a small village and chapelry to Bakewell, about one mile away on the Buxton Road. The chapelry contained, in 1821, a population of 2,646, and in 1831, 2,678 inhabitants. Thomas Beswick, in 1807, gave £100, the interest to be distributed among the poor of this chapelry. Origin Middle English: from Old French chapelerie, medieval Latin cappellaria, from cappella, originally 'little cloak' (see chapel).
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