1) envoy
[英]['envɔɪ] [美]['ɛnvɔɪ]
使节
1.
The Contact with Envoys in Sino-Korea during the Shunzhi Dynasty;
顺治时期中朝之间的使节往来
2.
These parties of envoys were all exceptionally talented men who had received the best of educations,and the Jin often detained these scholars and officials,persuading and forcing them to work in the political service of their empire and their puppet states.
赴金使节团体都是受过良好教育的优秀人才,金朝扣留大量使团以逼迫这些文人名士为金朝及其傀儡政权服务,虽然绝大多数使臣拒不仕金,惨遭流放,但在金朝滞留期间,他们都在客观上为儒家思想文化在金朝的传播做出了重要贡献。
2) envoys
[英]['envɔi] [美]['ɛnvɔɪ]
使节
1.
As the Chinese who landed on the western world early, envoys of Qing Dynasty played a unique role in the cultural exchanges between China and the western world.
作为较早踏上西方土地的一批中国人,清政府派驻外国的使节在中西方的文化交流中起到了极为特殊的作用。
2.
Ever since the West Han and the East Han Dynasties, the number of envoys from different countries visiting the ancient China have reached a new climax in the Tang Dynasty.
自两汉以降,古代来华的各国使节不断,数目众多,在唐代跃上了一个新的平台。
3.
As the Chinese who landed on the western world early, envoys of Qing Dynasty played a unique role in the cultural exchanges between China and the western world.
作为较早踏上西方土地的一批中国人,清政府派驻外国的使节在中西方的文化交流中起到了极为特殊的作用。
4) Fugao
赴告
5) go to take an examination
赴试
6) ambassador
[英][æm'bæsədə(r)] [美][æm'bæsədɚ]
驻外使节
1.
Functions of ambassadors of the late Qing dynasty in introducing modern western sports;
晚清驻外使节在引进西方近代体育中的作用
补充资料：使节
1.古代卿大夫聘于天子诸侯时所持符信。 2.使者。亦用以称派驻一方的官员。 3.今特指一国常驻他国的外交官，或派往他国临时办理事务的代表。
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