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1. (n.) duke
(in Continental Europe) the male ruler of a duchy; the sovereign of a small state.
2. duke
a British nobleman holding the highest hereditary title outside the royal family, ranking immediately below a prince and above a marquis.
3. duke
a nobleman of corresponding rank in certain other countries.
4. duke
a cultivated hybrid of the sweet and sour cherry.
5. duke
Slang. fists or hands.
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| Definition of 'DUKE' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) duke
a British peer of the highest rank
2. (noun) duke
a nobleman (in various countries) of high rank
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1. (noun) Duke
a high-ranking European nobleman
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| Definition of 'DUKE' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) DUKE
a leader; a chief; a prince
2. (noun) DUKE
in England, one of the highest order of nobility after princes and princesses of the royal blood and the four archbishops of England and Ireland
3. (noun) DUKE
in some European countries, a sovereign prince, without the title of king
4. (verb) DUKE
to play the duke
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Sense: a nobleman of the highest rank.
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Afrikaans: hertog |
Arabic: دوق |
Bulgarian: херцог |
Brazilian: duque |
Czech: vévoda |
German: der Herzog |
Danish: hertug |
Greek: δούκας |
Spanish: duque |
Estonian: hertsog |
Farsi: دوک |
Finnish: herttua |
French: duc |
Hebrew: דוּכָּס |
Hindi: इंग्लैंड में एक पदवी |
Croatian: vojvoda |
Hungarian: herceg |
Indonesian: gelar bangsawan |
Icelandic: hertogi |
Italian: duca |
Japanese: 公爵 |
Korean: 공작 |
Lithuanian: hercogas |
Latvian: hercogs |
Malay: bangsawan |
Dutch: hertog |
Norwegian: hertug |
Polish: książę |
Persian: شخصيت برازنده مانند پادشا |
Pashto: غټ سړي لكه پاچا يا دوك |
Portuguese: duque |
Romanian: duce |
Russian: герцог |
Slovak: vojvoda |
Slovenian: vojvoda |
Serbian: vojvoda |
Swedish: hertig |
Thai: ขุนนางชั้นสูงของอังกฤษ |
Turkish: dük |
Taiwanese: 公爵 |
Ukrainian: герцог |
Urdu: امرا کے طبقے کا سبسے اعلی |
Vietnamese: công tước |
Chinese: 公爵,(俚)手,拳头 |
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