Chariots Meaning in English
word · lemma: chariot
ˈtʃɛɹiəts
CHAIR-ee-uhts
tʃˈæɹiəts
CHA-ree-uhts
释义
Chariots are light, two-wheeled vehicles pulled by horses, used in ancient times for war, racing, or ceremonies.
用法与细微差别
Mostly used in historical or mythological contexts. Pairs well with 'ancient', 'Roman', or 'Egyptian'; rarely refers to modern vehicles. The singular is 'chariot'.
Spanish: carros de combate - carrosPortuguese (BR): bigas - carros de guerraPortuguese (PT): bigas - carros de guerraChinese (Simplified): 战车Chinese (Traditional): 戰車Hindi: रथArabic: عربات حربيةBengali: রথRussian: колесницыJapanese: 戦車 (せんしゃ) - 騎馬戦車Vietnamese: xe ngựa hai bánh - xe chiến mãKorean: 전차 (고대) - 마차 (역사적)Turkish: savaş arabası - at arabası (tarihi)Urdu: رتھIndonesian: kereta perang - kereta kuda (kuno)
例句
In ancient Rome, soldiers rode chariots during battles.
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The museum has several ancient chariots on display.
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Horses pulled the chariots quickly across the field.
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Movies about ancient Egypt often show dramatic chariots racing across the sand.
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Historians believe that chariots changed the way wars were fought.
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During the festival parade, kids dressed up as heroes and rode in cardboard chariots.
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