crusades
英 [kruːˈseɪdz]
美 [kruːˈseɪdz]
n. (长期坚定不移的)斗争,运动; (中世纪的)十字军东征
v. 长期坚定不移地奋斗
crusade的第三人称单数和复数
柯林斯词典
- N-COUNT (长期坚定不移的)斗争,运动
Acrusadeis a long and determined attempt to achieve something for a cause that you feel strongly about.- Footballers launched an unprecedented crusade against racism on the terraces...
足球运动员们对阶梯看台上的种族歧视发起了一场空前的运动。 - He made it his crusade to teach children to love books.
他把教孩子们热爱读书当做自己的使命。
- Footballers launched an unprecedented crusade against racism on the terraces...
- VERB 长期坚定不移地奋斗
If youcrusadefor a particular cause, you make a long and determined effort to achieve something for it.- ...a newspaper that has crusaded against the country's cocaine traffickers.
坚决抨击该国可卡因毒贩的报纸 - ...an adopted boy whose cause is taken up by a crusading lawyer.
由一位执著坚定的律师受理其诉讼案件的被收养男孩
- ...a newspaper that has crusaded against the country's cocaine traffickers.
- (发生于11世纪至13世纪的)十字军东征
The Crusadeswere the wars that were fought by Christians in Palestine against the Muslims during the eleventh, twelfth, and thirteenth centuries.
双语例句
- The Middle East had become known to Europeans during the11th-13th century crusades.
11至13世纪的十字军东征期间,欧洲人开始对中东有所了解。 - This paper is written with the unpopular belief that the crusades and Military Orders were not all bad.
本文基于今日不受欢迎的理论,即十字军与军事修会不是完全负面的、坏的。 - The crusades weakened feudalism, reduced the rule of the church, and made the Italian cities become a superpower to Mediterranean trade.
十字军东征削弱了封建主义制度,弱化了教会的统治,并使意大利的一些城市成为地中海商业贸易的超级力量。 - He called the Crusades a foolish quest.
他说十字军东征是愚蠢的行为。 - Geoffrey Chaucer was born some hundred years after the last war of the Crusades, in the early part of the Renaissance.
十字军东征最后的一场战争之后几百年,杰弗里•乔叟出生,那时正是文艺复兴的早期。 - King Richard returns from the crusades.
理查德王结束东征也要回来了。 - Affected districts have banned discotheques, crusades and public video halls to reduce human contact.
疫区已经禁止夜总会、舞厅和公共录像厅营业以减少人群接触。 - Yes, the Crusades died off, but it was regaining popularity.
士兵们虽然相继死去,但是十字军的阴魂一直未散。 - The believable causes of the Renaissance: ( 1) the Crusades;( 2) the invention of printing.
可相信的文艺复兴的原因:一是十字军东征,二是印刷术的发明。 - Thoreau's anti-government, anti-tax crusades captured American sentiment, but he never had much of a following.
虽然梭罗的反政府、反税收运动让美国人拍手叫好,但是他的支持者却屈指可数。