princely

adj.

王子的；国君的；高贵的；慷慨的

1. His princely exercises and sports, proper to his youth, were no longer acceptable.
   适合他这样的年轻王子玩的游戏，做的运动，他都不喜欢了。
2. That's a princely state.
   那是一个国王统治的国家。
3. They paid me the princely sum of USD5000.
   他们慷慨地给我5000美元。
4. I needed that princely sum to meet a margin call in my depleted trading account.
   我要把这些珍贵的钱转到我空空的交易账户中做保证金交易。

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