janissary [ˈdʒanɪs(ə)ri] (亦作 janizary -z(ə)ri) (pl. -ies)
(historical)a member of the Turkish infantry forming the Sultan's guard between the 14th and 19th centuries (史)(14至19世纪土耳其苏丹的)禁卫军士兵 ■a devoted follower or supporter 亲兵;亲信;忠实的邑从(或支持者)
语源
early 16th cent.: from French janissaire, based on Turkish yeniçeri, from yeni 'new' + çeri 'troops'