romans
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英
- n.“Roman”的復(fù)數(shù)；【圣】《羅馬書》
- 網(wǎng)絡(luò)羅馬人；羅馬人書；羅馬時(shí)代
英漢解釋
n. | 2. 【圣】《羅馬書》,《羅爾瑪書》,圣經(jīng)新約中的一書 |
英英解釋
例句
This shows that the Romans did not understand the law to adapt to its own circumstances the ratio of effective use.
由此可見(jiàn)，羅馬人是在不理解適應(yīng)律本身的情況下有效地利用了比例。
So, when Jesus entered Jerusalem on a donkey, the Romans would make fun of him, but the Jews clearly understood this symbol.
所以，當(dāng)耶穌騎在驢子背上進(jìn)入耶路撒冷的時(shí)候，或許羅馬人會(huì)因此捉狹祂，但猶太人對(duì)這當(dāng)中所象徵的意涵再清楚不過(guò)。
The name is derived from Brittania, which the Romans used for the portion of the island that they occupied.
名字來(lái)源于布列塔尼亞，羅馬人用它來(lái)指他們占領(lǐng)的那部分島嶼。
About this time, there was a major shift in the material culture of Scandinavia, reflecting increased contact with the Romans.
大約在這個(gè)時(shí)候，有一個(gè)重大轉(zhuǎn)變，物質(zhì)文化的斯堪的納維亞半島，反映增加接觸羅馬。
He was able to preserve some of the learning which had been left behind when the Romans left England.
他設(shè)法將羅馬人撤離英國(guó)時(shí)遺留下的一些學(xué)問(wèn)研究保留下來(lái)。
So that to the ancient Romans at least hyenas were looked up to, but only if they were dead.
因此，古羅馬人認(rèn)為鬣狗值得尊敬，不過(guò)只有在它們死掉以后。
Towards the end of the 2nd century the Romans started constructing walls around the city to help with its defences.
在接近年底的2世紀(jì)羅馬人開(kāi)始建設(shè)環(huán)城，以幫助其防御墻。
A little later, though, the Greeks and Romans began to put pictures of famous people on their coins.
然而不久以后，希臘和羅馬人開(kāi)始把名人像放在他們的硬幣上。
And tithe book of Romans tells us that God sent his son, Jesus Christ, to die on the cross for you to pay for your salvation.
羅馬書上告訴我們，神差他的兒子耶穌基督來(lái)，為拯救我們死在了十字架上，替我們償還了罪的代價(jià)。
These were the men Hannibal had used to defeat the Romans and truly, were the best of the Carthaginian Army.
漢尼拔正是用這些戰(zhàn)士屢次擊敗羅馬人，其實(shí)他們也是迦太基軍隊(duì)的精銳。
The first disaster was the advent of the Romans, whose entire role in the history of mathematics was that of an agent of destruction.
第一次災(zāi)殃是羅馬人的來(lái)臨，它們在數(shù)學(xué)史上的全部作用是一種破壞因素。
Just as Jesus rose from the dead, they also rise from the waters of baptism to "set out on a new life" ( Romans 6: 4).
就像耶穌從死亡中復(fù)活一樣，他們也從洗禮的水中升起“新生的樣式”（羅馬書6：4）。
That of course can be a quotation right out of Romans because Romans itself has Paul says the law is good.
這可能是直接引用羅馬書，保羅在羅馬書里說(shuō)律法是好的。
As Rome became a powerful civilization, the Romans began to wear a long garment wrapped around the body and thrown over the left shoulder.
當(dāng)羅馬成了一個(gè)強(qiáng)大的文明國(guó)家后，羅馬人開(kāi)始穿一種長(zhǎng)袍；他們將長(zhǎng)袍裹身，再搭在左肩上。
As I said, they were officially recognized by the Romans, but this caused problems for Jews sometimes.
我剛才說(shuō)過(guò)，他們是被羅馬官方認(rèn)可的，但這有時(shí)候也會(huì)給他們帶來(lái)麻煩。
As the Romans left, the Scotti and Picts, tribes to the west and north, began to raid across the borders.
羅馬人離開(kāi)后，來(lái)自于西部和北部的蘇格蘭部族和皮科特部族便開(kāi)始了對(duì)邊境的侵?jǐn)_。
No doubt about it, the Romans built monuments on a more epic scale than any previous Europeans, wowing their "barbarian" neighbors.
毫無(wú)疑問(wèn)，羅馬人超越了先前所有的歐洲人，創(chuàng)造了一個(gè)更為壯麗史詩(shī)般的紀(jì)念碑，讓他們“野蠻的”鄰居們拍手叫絕，驚嘆不已。
These forms, which were referred to by the Romans as Sabellian kale, are considered to be the ancestors of modern kales.
在《圣經(jīng)》“羅馬書”中被提及的薩貝利甘藍(lán)，普遍被認(rèn)為是現(xiàn)代羽衣甘藍(lán)的祖先。
"The Romans used a number of ways to crucify people and this was one of the most common and effective methods, " he said.
“羅馬人釘死罪犯的方式有很多，這只是其中最廣為應(yīng)用并且最有效的一個(gè)，”他說(shuō)。
The book of Romans says God sent his son, Jesus Christ, to die on the cross for you to pay for your salvation.
羅馬人的書中說(shuō)上帝讓他的兒子，耶穌，死在十字架上去拯救人類的靈魂。
The first disaster was the advent of the Romans, whose entire role in the history of mathematics was that of an agent of destruction.
第一次災(zāi)殃是羅馬人的來(lái)臨，它們在數(shù)學(xué)史上的全部作用是一種破壞因素。
The ancient Romans extended their empire into Asia.
古羅馬人把他們的帝國(guó)擴(kuò)展到亞洲。
The Romans introduced roads into Britain.
羅馬人把路引進(jìn)英國(guó)。
The Romans were erecting great buildings.
羅馬人已經(jīng)營(yíng)建了巍峨的巨廈。
The period during which the Romans figured in history extends from about 750 B. C. to A.
羅馬人活躍于歷史舞臺(tái)上的時(shí)期大約是從公元前750年到公元476年。
He is often called, sometimes along with Count Boniface, "the last of the Romans" .
他常被稱為——有時(shí)是與伯尼法斯伯爵一起——“最后的羅馬人”。
Of course, for much of its history the United States was no more an exemplar of human rights than were the Romans or the Mongols.
當(dāng)然，在很長(zhǎng)一段歷史期間，美國(guó)并非是一個(gè)比羅馬或蒙古更講人權(quán)的國(guó)家。
No doubt more good things can come out of the swathe of territory once occupied by a tribe known to the Romans as the Belgae.
毫無(wú)疑問(wèn)這片曾被羅馬人稱作貝爾格部族占據(jù)的狹長(zhǎng)國(guó)土還能產(chǎn)生更過(guò)的好東西。
Also around the time of the winter solstice, Romans observed Juvenalia, a feast honoring the children of Rome.
也是在冬至前后，羅馬人慶祝名叫朱文納里亞（音譯）的獻(xiàn)給羅馬兒童的節(jié)日。
It was one of two great walls built by the Romans to keep the Picts out of the area they had conquered.
由羅馬人修建，把皮克特人擋在已征服的地區(qū)之外。
There was no coherent persecution attempt by the Romans against the Jesus movement at any time until much later in history.
羅馬人在任何時(shí)候都沒(méi)有明顯的，迫害猶太運(yùn)動(dòng)的行動(dòng)，直到歷史上很久之后。
The Romans, no doubt, had their Colosseum, but I doubt if even the Romans expected to be thrilled so continuously as we do nowadays.
毋庸置疑，古羅馬人是有橢圓形競(jìng)技場(chǎng)，不過(guò)我懷疑就連古羅馬人是否也象我們如今這般要不間斷地享受刺激。
The Bible says, "If it is possible, as far as it depends on you, live at peace with everyone" (Romans 12: 18 NIV).
圣經(jīng)上說(shuō)，“若是能行，總要盡力與眾人和睦。”（羅馬書12：18）。
No, I just want you to follow our customs: when in Rome do as the Romans do. You know, there's a famous Chinese saying.
不，我只是希望你入鄉(xiāng)隨俗——就像你們所說(shuō)的，到了羅馬，就按羅馬人那樣做。你可知道一句中國(guó)俗話？
At a set time, able-bodied Romans seized the assembled women in an event now known as the Rape of the Sabine Women.
到了特定的時(shí)間，強(qiáng)壯的羅馬人抓住與會(huì)的婦女，如今這個(gè)事件被稱之為“掠奪薩賓婦女”。
The Roman governor, from Paul's perspective, at least as he puts in there in Romans 13, is actually God's servant to punish wrongdoing.
在保羅看來(lái)，羅馬統(tǒng)治者…，至少從他在《羅馬書》13章的觀點(diǎn)看來(lái)，實(shí)際上是神的傭人，他是來(lái)懲罰惡行的。
And like Americans of our day, Romans of the Republic considered their civic system to be a work of genius and utterly exceptional.
并且，正如今天的美國(guó)人一樣，當(dāng)時(shí)的羅馬人認(rèn)為他們的民事系統(tǒng)是天才和完全例外的成果。
Could this be the season that the Romans are led back to greatness by a real General or will Lotito fall on his own sword?
羅馬人是否會(huì)在這個(gè)賽季在他們偉大的將軍的帶領(lǐng)下再次站起來(lái)，還是洛蒂托倒在他自己打造的劍下？
To suggest that England had not seen robust defence overlooks the work of the Romans.
要說(shuō)英格蘭從來(lái)就沒(méi)有堅(jiān)固的防御設(shè)施，那是小看了羅馬人的成就。
Some historians believe that the long- term exposure to lead was a major health risk for the Romans.
一些歷史學(xué)家認(rèn)為，長(zhǎng)期接觸鉛極大地威脅著羅馬人的健康。
Romans 1 : 8 First, I thank my God through Jesus Christ for you all, that your faith is spoken of throughout the whole world.
羅1：8第一，我靠著耶穌基督，為你們眾人感謝我的神，因你們的信德傳遍了天下。
If we let him go on like this, everyone will believe in him, and then the Romans will come and take away both our place and our nation.
若這樣由著他，人人都要信他，羅馬人也要來(lái)奪我們的地土和我們的百姓。
Or maybe bacon is meant to represent all food, since it is very ancient, having been a favorite of the early Romans and Greeks.
按照慣例，他就可以把這只小豬帶回家去享用。或者bacon是用來(lái)代表所有的食物，只不過(guò)很古老了，是早期羅馬和希臘人的最愛(ài)。
Paul (Romans 11: 2) refers to an incident in his history to illustrate his argument that God had not cast away His people that He foreknew .
保羅（羅馬書11：2）提到了歷史上的一個(gè)事件，是他在爭(zhēng)論中闡明神并沒(méi)有把他的子民拋棄。
The Romans would light their houses, and, you know, give gifts. . . and different ranks were put aside.
羅馬人會(huì)點(diǎn)亮他們的房子，然后，你知道的，給禮物…不分等級(jí)。
