roman

US ['roʊmən]
UK ['rəʊmən]
  • adj.古罗马的；古罗马帝国的；罗马城的；天主教的
  • n.古罗马人；（现代的）罗马人；罗马体；西文白正体
  • Web罗曼；罗文
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ROMAN
adj.
1.
古罗马的；古罗马帝国的connected with ancient Rome or the Roman Empire
a Roman road/temple/villa
古罗马的公路╱庙宇╱别墅
Roman Britain
古罗马统治下的不列颠
2.
罗马的；罗马城的connected with the modern city of Rome
3.
天主教的connected with the Roman Catholic Church
4.
罗马体的；西文白正体的roman type is ordinary printing type which does not lean forward
Definitions in this dictionary are printed in roman type.
这本词典里的释义是用罗马体印刷的。
n.
1.
[c]
古罗马人a member of the ancient Roman republic or empire
2.
[c]
（现代的）罗马人，罗马市民a person from the modern city of Rome
3.
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罗马体；西文白正体the ordinary style of printing that uses small letters that do not lean forward

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AllAll,古罗马的古罗马的,古罗马帝国的古罗马帝国的,罗马城的罗马城的,天主教的天主教的,古罗马人古罗马人,罗马人罗马人,罗马体罗马体,西文白正体西文白正体,罗曼罗曼,罗文罗文
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1.
It was also used by the Roman Empire and was considered to be the favorite punishment dished out by Emperor Caligula.
它也是罗马帝国的一种死刑，而且是Caligula皇帝的最爱之选。
tā yě shì luó mǎ dì guó de yī zhǒng sǐ xíng , ér qiě shì Caligula huáng dì de zuì ài zhī xuǎn 。
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2.
As part of her new job, Roman travelled around the country, trying to understand what astronomers really wanted.
作为她的新工作的一部分，罗马走遍全国各地，试图了解真正想要什么天文学家。
zuò wéi tā de xīn gōng zuò de yí bù fen , luó mǎ zǒu biàn quán guó gè dì , shì tú liǎo jiě zhēn zhèng xiǎng yào shén me tiān wén xué jiā 。
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3.
While they were trying to kill him, news reached the commander of the Roman troops that the whole city of Jerusalem was in an uproar.
他们正想要杀他，有人报信给营里的千夫长说，耶路撒冷合城都乱了。
tā men zhèng xiǎng yào shā tā , yǒu rén bào xìn gěi yíng lǐ de qiān fū cháng shuō , yē lù sā lěng hé chéng dōu luàn le 。
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4.
He was an old RoMan, who lived eighteen hundred years ago, a Man of great genius, and the most celebrated orator that ever was.
他生活在一千八百年前，是古罗马的天才雄辩家，卓尔不群，前无古人。
tā shēng huó zài yī qiān bā bǎi nián qián , shì gǔ luó mǎ de tiān cái xióng biàn jiā , zhuó ěr bù qún , qián wú gǔ rén 。
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5.
Fauna was a minor Roman goddess but her brother was more famous, his Roman god name was Faunus but in Greek he was known as Pan.
Fauna是一位罗马的小女神，不过她的兄弟很有名气，他的罗马名字是Faunus，在希腊人们都叫他Pan。
Fauna shì yī wèi luó mǎ de xiǎo nǚ shén , bú guò tā de xiōng dì hěn yǒu míng qi , tā de luó mǎ míng zì shì Faunus , zài xī là rén men dōu jiào tā Pan 。
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6.
I learned that she was a Roman Catholic nun on vacation from her position as an educational administrator.
我知道她是罗马天主教会的修女，以教育管理者的身份来度假的。
wǒ zhī dào tā shì luó mǎ tiān zhǔ jiào huì de xiū nǚ , yǐ jiào yù guǎn lǐ zhě de shēn fèn lái dù jià de 。
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In the case of Roman Catholics, the parents of the child will select a godfather and a godmother and this will be announced at the ceremony.
如若是罗马天主教徒，父母就会为孩子选择一位教父和一位教母，并会在仪式上将此事进行宣布。
rú ruò shì luó mǎ tiān zhǔ jiào tú , fù mǔ jiù huì wèi hái zi xuǎn zé yī wèi jiào fù hé yī wèi jiào mǔ , bìng huì zài yí shì shàng jiàng cǐ shì jìn xíng xuān bù 。
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Heresy was a crime against the state. Roman law in the Code of Justinian made it a capital offense.
异端学说是一种反国家的罪行，它在罗马法《查士丁尼法典》中被定为死罪。
yì duān xué shuō shì yī zhǒng fǎn guó jiā de zuì xíng , tā zài luó mǎ fǎ 《 chá shì dīng ní fǎ diǎn 》 zhōng bèi dìng wéi sǐ zuì 。
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9.
He said he hoped to help his new bride to master Roman script while she taught him Islamic religious knowledge.
他希望帮助新娘通晓罗马文字，而她教授他伊斯兰宗教知识。
tā xī wàng bāng zhù xīn niáng tōng xiǎo luó mǎ wén zì , ér tā jiào shòu tā yī sī lán zōng jiào zhī shi 。
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ZK: It was like six months ago that Keith and I were out in LA, and we were at Starbucks having coffee with Roman Coppola.
ZK：这就好像六个月前基斯和我去洛杉矶，我们同罗曼科波拉一起在星巴克和咖啡。
ZK : zhè jiù hǎo xiàng liù gè yuè qián jī sī hé wǒ qù luò shān jī , wǒ men tóng luó màn kē bō lā yì qǐ zài xīng bā kè hé kā fēi 。
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