Gladiators Meaning in English

word · lemma: gladiator

US

ˈɡɫædiˌeɪtɝz

GLAD-ee-ay-terz

UK

ɡlˈædɪˌeɪtəz

glad-ee-AY-tuhz

التعريف

Gladiators were trained fighters in ancient Rome who fought each other or wild animals for public entertainment.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

'Gladiators' is always plural; a single fighter is a 'gladiator.' Mainly used in historical or metaphorical contexts, sometimes in sports to describe tough competitors. Not used for modern fighters.

• Spanish: gladiadores
• Portuguese (BR): gladiadores
• Portuguese (PT): gladiadores
• Chinese (Simplified): 角斗士
• Chinese (Traditional): 角鬥士
• Hindi: ग्लैडिएटर्स
• Arabic: المصارعون
• Bengali: গ্ল্যাডিয়েটররা
• Russian: гладиаторы
• Japanese: 剣闘士たち
• Vietnamese: đấu sĩ
• Korean: 글래디에이터들
• Turkish: gladyatörler
• Urdu: گلیڈی ایٹرز
• Indonesian: gladiator

جمل نموذجية

Gladiators fought in large arenas in Rome.

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Many gladiators were slaves or prisoners.

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Some gladiators became famous heroes.

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People used to cheer loudly for their favorite gladiators.

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Modern movies often show gladiators as strong and brave.

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In debates, politicians can be like gladiators, fighting for their ideas.

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