dignitary

n.

高僧；高官；显要人物；

adj.

高官的；权贵的；

复数：dignitaries

1. The dignitary also said that a solution must be worked out to put an end to the recent political unrest in the country.
   该高官也说，必须提出一种解决方法，以将该国最近的政治动荡加以平息。

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