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esquire 英 [isˈkwaiə] 　美 [ˈɛsˌkwaɪr, ɪˈskwaɪr]

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esquire

n. 先生；绅士　

名词复数:esquires　

esquire can be abbreviated to Esq.　Esquire可缩写成Esq.。

The former president looks trim and elegant on the cover of this month's esquire.　在本月的《时尚先生》的封面，前总统看上去整洁且绅士。

1. esquire can be abbreviated to Esq.

Esquire可缩写成Esq.。
2. The former president looks trim and elegant on the cover of this month's esquire.

在本月的《时尚先生》的封面，前总统看上去整洁且绅士。
3. Shallow: sir hugh, persuade me not; I will make a star-chamber matter of it; if he were twenty sir john falstaffs he shall not abuse robert shallow, esquire.

沙：修牧师，不用劝我；我一定要把这案子闹到“星室”去；纵他他是二十个约翰孚斯塔夫爵士，他也不能欺侮到洛勃特沙娄绅士。

esquire (n.) late 14c., from Middle French esquier "squire," literally "shield-bearer" (for a knight), from Old French escuier "shield-bearer (attendant young man in training to be a knight), groom" (Modern French écuyer), from Medieval Latin scutarius "shield-bearer, guardsman" (in classical Latin, "shield-maker"), from scutum "shield" (see escutcheon). For initial e-, see e-. Compare squire (n.). Originally the feudal rank below knight, sense broadened 16c. to a general title of courtesy or respect for the educated and professional class, especially, later, in U.S., regarded as belonging especially to lawyers.