gentry
- n. <英，旧>（常与 the 连用）乡绅阶层，上流人士，贵族；<非正式，贬>人们（尤指特定种类）；（Gentry）金特里（人名）
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士绅 - 引用次数：118
Gentry was agroup who helped the emperor to realize edification.
一是士绅,他们是帮助皇朝实现教化使命的群体。
参考来源 - 清前期社会教化研究士族 - 引用次数：31Changes in the Tang Dynasty in Shandong gentry by various factors,civil service exam is a very important point.
唐代山东士族的变迁受到多方面因素的影响,科举无疑是很重要的一点。
参考来源 - 唐代科举考试中的山东名门望族乡绅阶层 - 引用次数：2The formation and rise of the gentry is an important content and represent of the transition of England society from an ancient feudal one to an early modern counterpart.
乡绅阶层的产生与兴起是英国由中世纪社会向近代社会转型的重要内容和体现。
参考来源 - 12～16世纪英国乡绅阶层研究 -
士绅 - 引用次数：8
This provided premise to the formation of the party in early-stage China. Secondly, as the old govern core of grass-route society, the disintegrate of gentry made the emerge of party in early-stage which on behalf of groups.
其次是作为基层社会原有统治结构的核心——士绅群体的瓦解，造成了代表群体利益的早期政党出现。
参考来源 - 政党与基层社会绅士 - 引用次数：3Burke was conservative in conventional constitutional government in Britain, which came out of the traditional society, consisted of monarch, clerical and secular aristocracy, gentry, and civilians.
柏克保守的是英国的传统宪政,传统宪政产生于由君主、僧俗贵族、绅士、平民等组成的传统社会中。
参考来源 - 埃德蒙·柏克的宪政思想研究
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柯林斯英汉双解大词典
gentry /ˈdʒɛntrɪ/
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N persons of high birth or social standing; aristocracy 贵族
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The ideal audience for the book," he says "should be the preachers, the gentry, the lawyers, men of affairs, who drawing such water as they find from the book can use it," he says, "to sprinkle the same both from the pulpit and from their conversation upon the people."
他还说，像传教士，贵族，律师，当政者,这样的人就更应该读这本书，因为他们有能力,把从书中汲取的思想认识，通过礼拜或与他人的交谈,有效地传播出去“
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