romans

英 [ˈrəʊmənz]

美 [ˈroʊmənz]

n.  古罗马人; (现代的)罗马人，罗马市民; 罗马体; 西文白正体
Roman的复数

柯林斯词典

• ADJ 古罗马的;古罗马帝国的
  Romanmeans related to or connected with ancient Rome and its empire.
  1. ...the fall of the Roman Empire.
     古罗马帝国的覆灭
  2. ...the third-century Roman historian Dio Cassius.
     公元3世纪罗马历史学家狄奥·卡西乌斯
  3. ...the remains of a Roman fort.
     一个古罗马堡垒的遗迹
  4. ARomanwas a citizen of ancient Rome or its empire.
     古罗马人;古罗马帝国人
  5. When they conquered Britain, the Romans brought this custom with them.
     古罗马人征服英国的时候也带来了这个风俗。
• ADJ 罗马的;罗马城的
  Romanmeans related to or connected with modern Rome.
  1. ...a Roman hotel room.
     罗马的一个宾馆房间
  2. ARomanis someone who lives in or comes from Rome.
     罗马人
  3. ...soccer-mad Romans.
     痴迷于足球的罗马人
• 罗马字体;正体字
  Romanis the most common style of printing in books and magazines. It consists of upright letters. This dictionary is printed in roman.

双语例句

• The Romans conquered much of the ancient world.
  罗马人征服了多半个古代世界。
• The Romans civilized many of the tribes of northern Europe.
  罗马人开化了北欧许多部落。
• The Romans later adopted the custom and began the tradition that continues today.
  后来罗马人采用了习俗并开始了沿袭至今日的传统。
• When in Rome, do as the Romans do.
  入乡随俗。
• You Romans play with kings and nations as a child plays with toys.
  你们罗马人玩国王和国家，就象孩子玩玩具。
• Jericho seemed to have been the home of many priests, wealthy Jews and Romans.
  耶利哥城似乎住了很多祭司和富裕的犹太人及罗马人。
• The Romans civilized a great part of the world.
  罗马人使世界上很大一部分地区趋于文明。
• The state religion early lost its appeal for the Romans.
  国家宗教早早就对罗马人失去了吸引力。
• Lettuce was grown by the Ancient Romans.
  古罗马人最先种植莴苣。
• I love the Greeks and the Romans, they're MY people, MY soldiers;
  我喜欢希腊人和罗马人，他们是我的人民和士兵。