caduceus

caduceus

美 　英 [k?'dju?s??s]

  • n.(羅馬神話中傳信天使 Mercury 的)雙蛇杖
  • 網絡神使之杖；手杖；雙蛇纏繞的魔杖

詞形變化

復數：caducei  

英漢解釋

n.
1.
(羅馬神話中傳信天使 Mercury 的)雙蛇杖;(美國陸軍軍醫部隊的)雙蛇杖標記

英英解釋

n.

例句

Caduceus The wand of Mercury, associated in our day with the medical profession, has been a lucky talisman for thousands of years.

墨丘利的節杖墨丘利的節杖，當今醫務界的象征，數千年來一直是幸運的護身符。

Although the specific origin of the caduceus is unknown, its beginnings can be traced back to Greek and Roman mythology.

雖然默丘利的手杖的詳細起源不得而知，它的出現最早可以追溯到希臘和羅馬神話。

While probably originating in Mesopotamia, the caduceus found its way eastward to India and westward into the Mediterranean.

墨丘利的節杖可能起源于美索不達米亞，并且一路往東流傳到了印度，往西則流傳到了地中海。

Raphael has the Caduceus, the medical symbol, or healing hands as the tool to be used on Wednesday.

拉斐爾持有墨丘利的節杖，是醫藥的象徵、或是在星期三用來當作治療工具的雙手。

The caduceus began as the magical rod of the Greek messenger-god Hermes (or the Roman god, Mercury).

最初，默丘利的手杖是希臘報信神赫爾墨斯（或說羅馬神默丘利）的魔杖。

They're black and gold and sport the caduceus , the symbol of the medical profession .

這批領帶為黑色與金色相間，并醒目地裝飾有蛇杖醫學標志。

Before the doctors appropriated it, the caduceus was worn by people who wanted the gift of eloquence and eternal youth.

在醫生們將節杖“據為己有”之前，佩戴節杖的人們是想得到神靈賦予的辯才和永恒的青春。