chieftains 双语例句
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1·One way to turn Germanic chieftains from potential enemies into loyal supporters was to offer them a good position in the Roman military.
为日耳曼部落首领在罗马军队中寻得一个好职位,是化潜在敌人为忠诚支持者的一种方式。
2·Diamond interprets them as power displays by rival chieftains who, trapped on a remote little island, lacked other ways of asserting their dominance.
戴蒙德将其解释为敌对酋长的权力展示,他们被困在一个偏远的小岛上,没有其他方式可以维护自己的统治地位。
3·Resentment against Germanic chieftains achieving high rank in the Roman military and factionalism among Roman leaders were among the causes of the period's considerable instability.
对于日耳曼部落首领在罗马军队中获得高地位的不满和罗马领导人之间的党派之争是该时期局势剧烈动荡的一部分原因。
4·Mu, as the surname of the chieftains.
木是土司的姓。
5·He was the most outstanding of all chieftains.
他是历代土司中最杰出的一位。
6·The right to elect chieftains and to depose them.
选举和撤换酋长的权利。
7·Corporate chieftains, too, argue vehemently in favor of mergers.
公司酋长,也有人极力主张合并。
8·Clans are ruled by clan chieftains, or warlords, and a council of females, called matrons.
每个氏族由族长或军阀率领,辅以有声望的年长妇女组成的议会。
9·The Mongol chieftains were eager that the next great khan too should be a blood-descendant of Genghis.
蒙古各派首领们期望新的大可汗应是成吉思汗血统的后裔。
10·They are much rarer than Minor Artifacts, and often found in the possession of nobles and chieftains.
它们比初级宝物珍贵许多,通常属于贵族和酋长。
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1·Similarly the Arab chieftains on their silken Byzantine divans could not forget the desert, and hoarded riches far beyond any possible physical need.
同样,那些坐在拜占庭帝国柔软光滑的长沙发椅上的阿拉伯酋长们也无法忘记沙漠,贮藏起远远超过可能需要的物质财富。
2·Corporate chieftains, too, argue vehemently in favor of mergers.
公司酋长,也有人极力主张合并。
3·One of an ancient celtic order of minstrel poets who composed and recited verses celebrating the legendary exploits of chieftains and heroes.
吟游诗人古代凯尔特族的吟游诗人,自编自唱,吟唱酋长和英雄的传奇业绩。
4·At this the guests cheered loudly and chieftains arose and held up their right hands as a token of respect to little Nonikwe.
在场的宾客听后无不欢欣雀跃,酋长也站起身,挥舞着右手,以表示对小诺尼威的敬意。
5·They are much rarer than Minor Artifacts, and often found in the possession of nobles and chieftains.
它们比初级宝物珍贵许多,通常属于贵族和酋长。
