regency

• n. 摂政; 摂政支配; 摂政権力

リーゼント、摂政から。

regency (n.)

early 15c., "government by regents," from Medieval Latin regentia, from Latin regens (see regent). Notable instances were: France 1715-1723 (under Philip, Duke of Orleans), Britain 1811-1820 (under George, Prince of Wales, Prince Regent), "in each case with suggestion of debauchery" [Weekley]. In reference to the style of that time, attested from 1880 (there is an unexplained use in Jane Austen from 1793). Compare French equivalent Régence, attested in English from 1919. U.S. Albany Regency refers to dominant political faction in New York state c. 1820-1850.

1. The price tag on the 34-room white Regency mansion is ￡17.5 million.

その34部屋の摂政時代のホワイト官邸のオファーは1750万ポンドだった。

2.The house itself was full of Regency furniture.

この住宅には、摂政時代の家具があちこちに陳列されている。

3. Regency Opera have scored something of a coup by persuading her to undertake the role.

レーガンシーオペラハウスは彼女にこの役を説得して大成功を収めた。

4.He was bleakly lonely in the evening，when he dined by himself at the Regency Hotel.

夕方、彼はもっと寂しくなって、一人で摂政ホテルで食事をしました。

5.Crown Regency Hotel& ; Towers in Osmena Boulevard，Cebu.

ダボ（Davao）ゴールデンクラウンリゾートホテル.