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aristo
1[ uh-ris-toh ]
aristo-
2- a learned borrowing from Greek meaning 鈥渂est,鈥 occurring either in direct loans ( aristocratic ), or in the formation of compound words:
aristotype.
aristo
/ 蓹藞r瑟st蓹蕣; 藞忙r瑟st蓹蕣 /
noun
- informal.short for aristocrat
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Example Sentences
Neither did two other publishers of textbooks that denied Hong Kong鈥檚 colonial status: Aristo Educational Press and Modern Educational Research Society.
The unexpected next big things turned out to be very particularly British: bad-waif Kate Moss, and cool aristo Stella Tennant, who arrived on the pages of British Vogue in 1993.
"Once it came out that he was an 'aristo' it was all over," Stuart once said.
Raised in a San Francisco orphanage, educated at Princeton, he has fathered two sets of twins with his Scottish aristo wife, who is herself 鈥渆ighteenth cousin to the Queen twice removed or something.鈥
But a relationship with a woman who, never mind a ring on her finger, would probably not be allowed round an aristo dining table 鈥 it looks a tiny bit like using her.
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