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Перевод: manorial

[прилагательное]
относящийся к поместью; манориальный

Тезаурус:

1. By the 14th century there was a mill in the vicinity, then called Slaughter Mill , and by the 18th century, this had been separated from the manorial estate.
2. It might also have included woodland in which, again, the peasants could not graze their animals, but which the manorial lord would have used exclusively for his own purposes, including hunting.
3. At Cosmeston the manorial garden and dovecot have been found in the field south-west of the manor house: they can be seen clearly on aerial photographs.
4. In this instance, the instance of video installation, place is not, as Heidegger would have it, the return of the feudal anchor in the ground of feudal loyalties - the family home, the centre of worship, the manorial domain.
5. The manorial laws had been very strict, and villagers had stayed close to home, but now the villeins were becoming tenure farmers, and the yeoman or dalesman farmer, sometimes known as the "statesman" in the Lake District, was emerging.
6. Manorial rents fell and in order to avoid financial ruin some lords removed the villages and common fields and turned to direct farming, often preferring to farm sheep rather than grow corn which was less profitable.
7. The plaintiffs claimed that certain grass verges were part of the manorial lands of the manor and wished to re-litigate the question of whether the road verges were part of the highway.
8. To confirm this we have to pause and look back from the road to Aubeterre as it climbs the eastern slope of the valley of the Tude, just as Pound must have paused in 1911; and then we see that, whereas the modern town of Chalais is in the river bottom, old Chalais, a manorial village grouped round the gate of the chteau, does indeed stand on the ridge behind, so that the tops of the tallest poplars by the river wave just below the walls of the chteau.
9. "BY DAYLIGHT, the bower of Oak's newfound mistress Bathsheba Everdene presented itself as a hoary building of the Jacobean stage of Classical Renaissance as regards its architecture, and of a proportion which tells at a glance that, as is frequently the case, it has once been the manorial hall on a small estate
10. The manorial style was what Robert Forbes had been accustomed to portray in his early days in Hollywood, when Paramount had tagged him "the young Ronald Colman" and cast him in half a dozen minor heroic roles with reasonable success.
11. The recipient of the manor became the lord of this land and not only farmed directly some of the land within it (the demesne) but also held rights over the rest of the land: for example, the manorial lord administered justice within the manor, in return, the grantor of the manor received certain services from the manorial lord, such as the latter's serving as a knight in the former's military contingent as or when necessary.
12. This was once the manorial mill of Flaxley Abbey, and a board showing the grinding charges was formerly exhibited at Gloucester Folk Museum.
13. The enclosed fields of the manorial lord were known as the demesne.