gladiatorial

常見(jiàn)例句

Capable of seating 50, 000 spectators, the Colosseum was used for gladiatorial contests and public spectacles.
能夠容納50,000觀眾的斗獸場(chǎng)被用來(lái)角斗和進(jìn)行公共表演。
Tim Woolgar, the founder of the UK's first chess-boxing gym in north London, said:"Chess is a gladiatorial game, just like boxing.
蒂姆?沃格稱在倫敦北部開(kāi)創(chuàng)了第一家象棋拳擊體育館，他說(shuō)：“象棋與拳擊一樣，也是一項(xiàng)格斗運(yùn)動(dòng)?！?/li>
But neither America nor most other democracies offers a spectacle to match the gladiatorial rawness of PMQs, which has itself rarely been so compelling as it is now.
英國(guó)首相問(wèn)答時(shí)，雙方就像是未開(kāi)化的角斗士一樣針?shù)h相對(duì)，這是美國(guó)及其他民主國(guó)家所不曾有過(guò)的場(chǎng)景，而首相問(wèn)答也從未像現(xiàn)在這樣激烈。

We were standing in line at the Colosseum, that famous landmark of gladiatorial carnage.
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For all that gladiatorial politics is here again, the differences between the parties should not be overstated.
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