dyn·as·ty
noun/ˈdɪnəsti/
/ˈdaɪnəsti/
(plural dynasties)
- a series of leaders of a country who all belong to the same family
王朝；朝代 - the Nehru-Gandhi dynasty
尼赫鲁–甘地王朝
Wordfinder- ancestor
- branch
- descent
- dynasty
- family tree
- genealogy
- generation
- inherit
- relation
- trace
Extra ExamplesTopics Family and relationshipsc1- The civil service was established under the previous dynasty.
文官体制是在前一王朝统治期间建立的。 - the last surviving heir of an ancient dynasty
一个古代王朝幸存下来的最后一位子嗣 - the rise and fall of the Habsburg dynasty
哈布斯堡王朝的兴衰 - the ruling dynasties of the Visigoths
西哥特人的统治王朝 - Eventually the dynasty was overthrown, and the country became a Republic.
王朝最终被推翻，该国成为共和国。
Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective- ancient
- great
- political
- …
- build
- establish
- found
- …
- begin
- come to an end
- end
- …
- during a/the dynasty
- from a/the dynasty
- under a/the dynasty
- …
- the end of a dynasty
- the fall of a dynasty
- the rise of a dynasty
- …
- the Nehru-Gandhi dynasty
- a period of years during which members of a particular family rule a country
朝；代 - a Ming dynasty vase
一只明代花瓶
Extra Examples- a porcelain figure made during the Tang dynasty
唐代制作的一个瓷俑 - bowls and pots from the twelfth dynasty
第十二王朝的碗和罐
Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective- ancient
- great
- political
- …
- build
- establish
- found
- …
- begin
- come to an end
- end
- …
- during a/the dynasty
- from a/the dynasty
- under a/the dynasty
- …
- the end of a dynasty
- the fall of a dynasty
- the rise of a dynasty
- …
- a Ming dynasty vase
Word Originlate Middle English: from French dynastie, or via late Latin from Greek dunasteia ‘lordship, power’, from dunastēs, from dunasthai ‘be able’.