Gladiator Meaning in English

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التعريف

A gladiator was a person in ancient Rome who fought animals or other people for entertainment, often in large arenas.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

'Gladiator' is mainly historical, but can be used figuratively for someone who battles hard for something. Common in movies, literature, or to describe a brave fighter. Do not use for modern athletes unless comparing to ancient times.

• Spanish: gladiador
• Portuguese (BR): gladiador
• Portuguese (PT): gladiador
• Chinese (Simplified): 角斗士
• Chinese (Traditional): 角鬥士
• Hindi: ग्लैडिएटर
• Arabic: مبارز (في الحلبة الرومانية)
• Bengali: গ্ল্যাডিয়েটর
• Russian: гладиатор
• Japanese: 剣闘士 - グラディエーター
• Vietnamese: đấu sĩ
• Korean: 검투사
• Turkish: gladyatör
• Urdu: گلیڈی ایٹر
• Indonesian: gladiator - petarung (zaman Romawi)

جمل نموذجية

Many movies show battles between gladiators.

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The strongest gladiator became a hero in Rome.

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He trained like a gladiator to win the competition.

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You don’t have to be a gladiator to face your fears.

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The crowd cheered wildly as the gladiator entered the arena.

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A gladiator fought for the entertainment of the crowd.

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