viceregent, n. 1. A deputy regent; esp., one who acts in the place of a ruler, governor, or sovereign. 2. More broadly, an officer deputed by a superior or by proper authority to exercise the powers of the higher authority; one with delegated power.
regent. 1. A person who exercises the ruling power in a kingdom during the minority, absence, or other disability of the sovereign. 2. A governor or ruler. 3. A member of the governing board of an academic institution, esp. a state university. 4. Eccles. law. A master or professor of a college.
board of regents. A group of persons appointed to supervise an educational institution, esp. a university. [Cases: Colleges and Universities 7. C.J.S. Colleges and Universities §§ 15–18.]
regent n. (1)摄政者 国王因未成年或其它原因不能行使王权时，以国王名义代为管理王国政府的统治者。(→regency) (2)〈美〉(州立大学或学院的)校务委员 (3)(教会法)学院的院长或教授 (4)统治者
queen. 1. A woman who possesses, in her own right, the sovereignty and royal power in a monarchy. • Among the more famous English queens are Queen Mary I, Queen Elizabeth I, Queen Victoria, and Queen Elizabeth II. — Also termed queen regnant. 2. The wife of a reigning king. • She has some royal
justiciary (j[schwa]-stish-ee-er-ee), adj. Of or relating to the administration of justice; pertaining to the law. See HIGH COURT OF JUSTICIARY . justiciary (j[schwa]-stish-ee-er-ee), n. 1. A justice or judge. 2. Hist. The chief administrator of both government and justice. • From the time of the Norman Conquest in 1066 until the reign of Henry III
regency. 1. The office or jurisdiction of a regent or body of regents. 2. A government or authority by regents. 3. The period during which a regent or body of regents governs.
queen (1)女王 保有王位的女性称谓。 (2)王后 国王之妻，有王室特权，但在某些方面的法律权利与国王之臣民无异。也被称作「Queen Consort」。 (3)母后 君王为未成年人时其母亲摄政，又称作「摄政母后」〔Queen regent〕。