/'mnə(r); `mænɚ/
n
1 (formerly) unit of land under the feudal system, part of which was used by the lord of the manor (lord), the rest being farmed by tenants （旧时）（封建贵族的）采地, 采邑, 领地（部分自用, 部分租给佃户）.
2 (a) (also `manor-house) large country house surrounded by an estate 庄园大宅第.
(b) this estate 庄园.
3 (Brit sl 俚) (used esp by policemen 尤为警察用语) area for which a particular police station is responsible 管区（某警察局负责的地段）.

n[C]
[Date: 1200-1300; Language: Old French;Origin: manoir, from manoir 'to stay, live', from Latin manere]
alsomanor house
a big old house with a large area of land around it
the land that belonged to an important man, under the feudal system
BrE informal the area that a group of police officers are responsible for
= patch, turf turf