"myrmidons" 怎么发音
word
ˈmɝmɪdɪnz
MUR-mi-donz
mˈɪəmˌɪdənz
mi-IM-i-donz
释义
'Myrmidons' originally means the warriors who followed Achilles in Greek mythology, but now refers to loyal followers who obey orders without question, often used to describe people who carry out unpleasant tasks for someone in power.
IPA 音标
美式英语
ˈmɝmɪdɪnz
英式英语
mˈɪəmˌɪdənz
简化发音
美式
MUR-mi-donz
英式
mi-IM-i-donz
语境中听
The king's myrmidons forced everyone to leave the village.
In the story, Achilles’ myrmidons were brave fighters.
Many dictators use myrmidons to keep control.
He surrounds himself with loyal myrmidons who never question his orders.