gladiators
[ˈglædi:ˌeɪtəz]

n.

斗剑士，格斗士( gladiator的名词复数 )；

英英释义

gladiator

• n.
  • (ancient Rome) a professional combatant or a captive who entertained the public by engaging in mortal combat
  • a professional boxer

    同义词：prizefighter

双语例句

1. Domitian delighted in using dwarfs and women as gladiators.
   图密善喜用侏儒与妇人为角斗士。
2. The whole town was looking forward to the bloody fights of the gladiators.
   全城百姓都在盼望着角斗士们的血战。

权威例句

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