sceptre

 Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++朗文当代英语 5++LDOCE 5++朗文 5++scep·tre British English, scepter American English /ˈseptə $ -ter/ noun [countable]  XXa decorated stick carried by kings or queens at ceremonies 〔国王或女王的〕权杖，节杖

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sceptre• To him it appeared as a sceptre, not as a sword, and perhaps he took this as a sign.• In his four hands he holds a sceptre, a string of beads, a bow and a book of scripture.• Barbarossa's own depiction shows imperial regalia of orb and sceptre.• His bones lay in an engraved gold casket, with his armour, sceptre and shield close by.• Ju-i sceptre Used by the highest deity in heaven, its head is formed into the shape of a cloud.

scep·tre nounChineseSyllable  

by kings carried Corpus or decorated stick a

sceptre
scep‧tre British English, scepter American English /ˈseptə $ -ter/ noun [countable]
a decorated stick carried by kings or queens at ceremonies

sceptre (US scep·ter) BrE /ˈseptə(r)/ 🔊NAmE /ˈseptər/ 🔊 nouna decorated rod carried by a king or queen at ceremonies as a symbol of their power （象征王权的）节杖，权杖  ➡  compare mace (1) , orb (2)