gladiator是什么意思

音标:英 ['ɡlædɪeɪtə(r)]美 [ˈɡlædɪˌetɚ]

斗士, 斗剑者, 争论者

(ancient Rome) a professional combatant or a captive who entertained the public by engaging in mortal combat

gladiator的用法和例句：

1. You're not a sword an or a gladiator.

你不是战士 更不是角斗士

2. Somewhere in there, you're still a gladiator.

在你内心深处 你仍然是个角斗士

3. Put them with the other gladiators! I get it.

把他们和其他角斗士放一起 我明白了

4. I'm ready to gladiate in a suit or whatever.

我準備好做什么穿著西裝的角斗了

5. As punishment, I was forced to be in here and become a gladiator.

作为惩罚 我 来到这里做个角斗士

6. Yet only a gladiator, regardless of skill.

他再厉害 也就是个角斗士

7. Yeah, you are, 'cause you're a warrior, a gladiator.

没错 因为你是个战士 角斗士

8. Sports is a big part of that, as it was in gladiator times.

跟角斗士时期一样 体育是重要的一部分

9. Rome itself never had two such distinguished gladiators.

罗马都不会有像两位这样杰出的角斗士

10. Well, I was serious about the girl's family and the gladiating.

刚说的那事儿 我是认真的