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Mercian
[ˈmɜːʃɪən]

  • adj. 莫西亚的;莫西亚人的;莫西亚方言的
  • n. 莫西亚人

 柯林斯英汉双解大词典 

Mercian /ˈmɜːʃɪən/

  • 1. 

    ADJ of or relating to Mercia or the dialect spoken there 莫西亚的; 莫西亚方言的

  • 2. 

    N the dialect of Old and Middle English spoken in the Midlands of England south of the River Humber 汉柏河以南英格兰中部地区中古英语方言

双语例句权威例句

  • The first Mercians are thought to have been Angles who moved inland along the River Trent, establishing themselves in the valley in the vicinity of the hoard.

    最初莫西亚人被认为是从特伦特上游迁徙而盎格鲁他们窖藏附近河谷地区建立了他们自己的村落。

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  • The Mercians were aggressive border raiders-mercia takes its name from the Old English mierce, meaning "frontier people" -which may account for the apparent range of regional styles in the hoard.

    西亚人边界上极具攻击性掠夺者——莫西亚名字的由来是英语中的mierce意思是拓荒者”——这很能够证明此次出土窖藏的地域属性。

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更多双语例句
  • Capt Cresswell, from Shirebrook in Derbyshire, said during a patrol the reaction of people in the region to the Mercians changed very quickly.

    BBC: Mercian soldiers come under fire

  • For instance, if you were to ask the citizens of Nottingham where their regional identity lay, I suspect the answers would mainly be Nottingham or Nottinghamshire, with a few hardy eccentrics calling themselves Mercians.

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