| 释义 |
levee1/ˈlevi, ˈlevei/n. 1 archaic or N. Amer. an assembly of visitors or guests, esp. at a formal reception [古义] [北美]贵宾集会(尤指正式招待会) 2 hist. (in the UK) an assembly held by the sovereign or sovereign's representative at which men only were received [史义] (在英国由君主或其代表举行的)男士接见会 3 hist. a reception of visitors on rising from bed [史义]早晨接见；早朝 [French levé, variant of lever ‘rising’ from lever ‘to rise’: see LEVY] |