legions

基本解釋

He was thefirst opera star to be imitated, drunkenly, by legions of joyful or heartbrokenfootball fans.
他是首位被醉醺醺的高興或者心碎的足球球迷軍團(tuán)模仿的歌劇明星。
LOS ANGELES — For his legions of fans, he was the Peter Pan of pop music: the little boy who refused to grow up.
洛杉磯時(shí)報(bào)——對(duì)于他的歌迷軍團(tuán)來(lái)說(shuō)，他就是流行樂(lè)的彼得潘：那個(gè)拒絕長(zhǎng)大的小男孩。
According to contemporary histories, Roman legions either let pigs loose among elephants or suspended them from walls of a besieged city.
根據(jù)當(dāng)代歷史，古羅馬軍團(tuán)要么把豬放進(jìn)大象之中，要么把它們吊在被圍困之城的墻上。

When they left, Julius Caesar, out of his own pocket, gave every soldier in those legions a year's pay.
他們離開(kāi)時(shí)，愷撒用自己的錢(qián)，給那些士兵發(fā)了一年的俸祿。
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So they took these Roman legions away, and they sent them to Syria.
所以他們調(diào)走了部分軍隊(duì)，派去了敘利亞。
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And there are legions of poor people who will paint and decorate for low wages.
ECONOMIST: Consumer goods
Shows enlist legions of wardrobe mistresses and stylists, all trained to communicate through clothes.
FORBES: Are You Dressing The Part Of Your Job?