n.(尤指旧时的)侍臣，侍从，廷臣

原形：courtier复数：courtiers

The courtier bowed deeply before the queen, displaying his utmost respect.
朝臣深深地向女王鞠躬，展现出他最大的敬意。
In medieval times, courtiers were often skilled in various arts to entertain the royal family.
在中世纪，朝臣们常常精通多种艺术来娱乐王室成员。
The courtier's elegant attire and refined manners set him apart from the common folk.
朝臣优雅的着装和精致的举止使他与平民百姓区别开来。
She was known as a wise courtier, whose counsel the king valued greatly.
她以智谋闻名，是一位国王极为重视其建议的朝臣。
As a courtier, he had to navigate the intricate politics of the royal court carefully.
作为一名朝臣，他必须小心翼翼地应对皇宫中错综复杂的政局。
The courtier's rise through the ranks was due to both his loyalty and strategic alliances.
这位朝臣之所以能晋升，得益于他的忠诚以及巧妙建立的战略联盟。
It was customary for courtiers to present gifts to the monarch on special occasions.
在特殊场合，朝臣向君主赠送礼物是一种习俗。
Despite his high status, the courtier remained humble and always put the kingdom's interests first.
尽管地位崇高，这位朝臣仍保持谦逊，始终将国家利益放在首位。
Through his wit and charm, the courtier won the favor of many influential figures at court.
凭借机智和魅力，这位朝臣赢得了朝廷中许多有影响力人物的青睐。
The role of a courtier wasn't limited to attending royal events; they also acted as diplomats and advisors.
朝臣的角色不仅仅局限于出席皇家活动，他们还充当外交官和顾问。