retinue

英 [ˈretɪnjuː]

美 [ˈretənuː]

n. 随行人员; 扈从

复数：retinues　

BNC.16191 / COCA.25207

牛津词典

noun

随行人员；扈从
a group of people who travel with an important person to provide help and support

N-COUNT 随行人员;随从;随员
An important person'sretinueis the group of servants, friends, or assistants who go with them and look after their needs.
1. Mind trainers are now part of a tennis star's retinue.
  现在，网球明星的随行人员中有些是心理培训师。

noun

the group following and attending to some important person
Synonym:cortegesuiteentourage

He was so impressed by your wondrous palaces that he and his retinue swore their allegiances to you.
他被你辉煌的宫殿深深震撼，率领他的随从向你效忠。
It would never do to come before this queen without a retinue of his own, if half of what they said of her was true.
如果人们关于王后的传言有一半是对的，那不带随从就迎接她就是绝对行不通的。
The queen is flanked by a retinue of bodyguards and policemen
女王左右有保镖和警察护卫著
He is the right retinue, one of the Three Saints of Hua-yen.
为释迦牟尼的右胁侍，“华严三圣”之一。
The family and retinue of a sovereign or prince.
君主或王子的家庭或扈从。
Now, accompanied by a retinue of adults, they moved steadily upward.
接着，在一群成年人的护送下，他们继续不断向上攀登。
A staff of people following in attendance; a retinue.
随行人员随行跟从的全体人员；随员。
That day, the director came as scheduled with a large retinue.
那一天，司长如期前呼后应地来了。
He strode past with his retinue of aides.
他与他的随员们大步走了过去。
He was attended by a numerous retinue.
他有许多随员陪同。