Lancers Meaning in English
word · lemma: lancer
ˈɫænsɝz
LAN-serz
lˈɑːnsəz
LAHN-suhz
释义
Lancers are soldiers armed with lances (long spears), especially those in historical cavalry units.
用法与细微差别
Mainly a historical or military term; rarely used for modern soldiers. Sometimes used metaphorically to evoke tradition or chivalry. Most common as a plural—'the lancers'—referring to a regiment or group.
Spanish: lancerosPortuguese (BR): lançasPortuguese (PT): lançasChinese (Simplified): 骑枪兵Chinese (Traditional): 騎槍兵Hindi: भालेधारी सैनिकArabic: فرسان الرماحBengali: বরদার (অশ্বারোহী সৈন্য যারা বড় বর্শা ব্যবহার করে) - ল্যান্সারRussian: уланцы - пикинёры (кавалерия)Japanese: 槍騎兵Vietnamese: kỵ binh giáoKorean: 창기병Turkish: mızraklı süvariUrdu: نیزہ دار سپاہیIndonesian: pasukan penombak - laskar tombak
例句
The museum has old uniforms worn by lancers.
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Many lancers fought in the famous battle.
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Lancers use long spears called lances.
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My grandfather used to tell stories about lancers charging into battle.
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In old movies, you often see lancers galloping across the field.
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The parade featured people dressed as lancers to honor local history.
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