单词mikado
n.: 日本天皇的旧称
网络: 米卡多；米卡多塔夫绸；帝
（日本天皇的旧称）:
a title given in the past to the emperor of Japan
日本天皇〔西洋人对日本天皇的称呼〕
复数：mikados
Although the Mikado have scruple, but did not oppose it.
天皇对此虽有顾虑，但并没有表示反对。
In this case, the Mikado Kanmu changed to a mild attitude during the process of innovation in order to protect land nationalization.
在这种情况下，桓武天皇为了维护律令制的基础——公地公民制，不得不改变严厉改革的态度，以温和的态度继续坚持改革。
"You can"t quit your job, " Mikado said, nodding.
“你不能辞掉你的工作，”米卡多点点头，说到。
The bronze statue outside the Mikado Palace.
青铜雕像外天皇宫殿。
Mikado and Tensei can get better educations in Chiba.
米卡多和田场在千叶能够获得更好的教育。
They went to see "The Mikado" one evening, an opera which was hilariously popular at that time.
一天傍晚，他们一起去看“日本天皇”，这是一出当时很流行的歌剧。
Analysis on the Emergence and Development History of Japan Mikado and Japan Mikado Institution
日本天皇和天皇制产生和发展历史探讨
Characteristics and influences of Japan"s Mikado system retained after World War
战后日本天皇制的保留及其特点和影响
On the war responsibilities of Mikado of Japan in the Second World War
论日本天皇在二战中的战争责任
The Mikado and Japanese Aggression and Expansion of Militarism
日本天皇与军国主义侵略扩张