名詞 lordship:

1. a title used to address any British peer except a duke and extended to a bishop or a judge
2. the authority of a lord

1. Here words failed his lordship who went red in the face and said no more.
   這位爵爺氣得滿臉通紅，說不出話來，便不再說什么了。
2. No, my lord, if it were so, I should look upon it as a greater wonder to see your lordship come this way.
   閣下講得對(duì)。這條路要是真的通往天堂，看到閣下走過才是件怪事呢。
3. If your Lordship will give me time, I will produce the evidence.
   如果閣下愿意給我時(shí)間，我就能拿出證據(jù)來。

lord.ship

n.（名詞）
Often Lordship Used withYour, His, or Their as a title and form of address for a man or men holding the rank of lord.
常作 Lordship 閣下：與Your , his 或 their 連用，作為對(duì)擁有勛爵頭銜的男子的稱呼方式和頭銜
The position or authority of a lord.
貴族身份與地位：老爺?shù)牡匚换驒?quán)威
The territory belonging to a feudal lord.
領(lǐng)地：封建社會(huì)中老爺所擁有的領(lǐng)地