(loanword) jazz music

the highest rank of nobility in ancient China and in many European systems; duke or dukedom

earl or count; the third of the five traditional orders of nobility

(loanword) jazz dance; a style of dance characterized by lively movements and upbeat rhythms that originated in African American culture

a title of nobility granted for meritorious service

a genre of music originating in African American communities characterized by improvisation, syncopated rhythms, and strong tonal colors; transliteration of the English word "jazz"

Baron, the lowest rank of the five noble titles; refers to the fifth rank in ancient China or a similar rank in European monarchies

A title or rank of nobility in a monarchy; historically in China, this refers to the five ranks of [[公|公|gong1]], [[侯|侯|hou2]], [[伯|伯|bo2]], [[子|子|zi3]], and [[男|男|nan2]]

the second of the five ranks of nobility in ancient China; a noble title equivalent to a marquis

The fourth of the five ancient Chinese noble ranks, below [[伯爵|伯爵|bo2 jue2]] and above [[男爵|男爵|nan2 jue2]].

rank of an official and titles of nobility

jazz music; a loanword based on the English pronunciation

(of nobles) to be promoted to a higher title or peerage

To confer a title of nobility or peerage upon someone; to knight.

drum kit; jazz drums; used primarily in Taiwan to refer to a standard set of drums used in jazz or rock music

to succeed to a peerage or a title of nobility

(idiom) to grant government positions or official titles in exchange for bribes; to profit from the sale of public office

to advance in official rank or be promoted to the nobility

(literary) official rank and the salary or benefits that come with it; rank and emolument of nobility

To receive or be granted a title of nobility

To hold a high position and have a prominent title; high-ranking and distinguished

a noble title passed down through generations within a family

to buy or sell official positions and titles of nobility; to obtain a government post or promotion through bribery

to purchase a noble rank or an official government position with money

the five ranks of feudal peerage: [[公|公|gong1]] (duke), [[侯|侯|hou2]] (marquis), [[伯|伯|bo2]] (count), [[子|子|zi3]] (viscount), and [[男|男|nan2]] (baron)

Nobility or official rank conferred by humans, as opposed to natural or divine nobility based on virtue. Specifically refers to high offices such as [[公|公|gong1]], [[卿|卿|qing1]], or [[大夫|大夫|da4 fu1]].

the wife or widow of a count or an earl; a woman with the same rank in her own right

a woman holding the rank of marquise or the wife of a marquis

duchess; the wife of a duke or a woman holding the rank of duke in her own right

official rank and its associated prestige and wealth

To advance in rank or position; to be promoted in government or nobility.

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(literary) Nobility granted by nature or heaven; refers to a person's high moral character and virtues, which are considered superior to titles granted by kings.

the wife or widow of a viscount; a woman holding the rank of viscount in her own right

a southern constellation located west of [[乌鸦座|烏鴉座|wu1 ya1 zuo4]]; its name refers to the cup or chalice of the god Apollo in Greek mythology

(literary) empty wine cups or vessels

To elevate someone to the peerage; to confer a title of nobility.

to be promoted or rise in rank within the nobility

a type of tea flavored with oil of bergamot

The eldest son of a noble family who is the heir apparent to an inherited title of nobility.

jazz fan; jazz buff; hepster

a type of ritual cap worn during the Zhou dynasty; it was the second most important rank of crown, similar to the [[冕|冕|mian3]] but without the hanging tassels

(literary) the specific rank and the ceremonial robes or costume corresponding to a person's noble status in ancient China

the wife of a baron; a woman holding the title of baron in her own right

free jazz; a genre of jazz music characterized by a loose structure and experimental improvisation

to trade in government offices and noble titles; to sell official positions for personal profit

To confer a title of nobility or official rank upon someone for their merit.

(variant form) to be so quiet that one could catch sparrows at the front door; having few visitors or customers

A high official rank and generous pay.