Masada

Masada

美 [məˈsɑdə] 　英 [mɑ:ˈsɑ:dɑ:]

• 网络马沙达；察达；正田

英汉解释

un.	1. ancient ruined fortress in Israel, on a mountaintop 48.3 km (30 mi) southeast of Jerusalem, southwest of the Dead Sea.

例句

It's a tourist spot and a shrine that celebrates the defeat of the last of Jews at Masada, the fortress that Herod the Great had built.

成为了旅游景点及圣地，纪念最后一批犹太人在马萨达战败，大希律王建造的堡垒。

Nantong Masada Ship Machinery Co. , Ltd. has 140 years of manufacturing history to produce deck machinery.

南通政田船舶机械有限公司有着140多年专业制造甲板机械的历史。

After the fall of Jerusalem, Masada, the last remnant of Jewish rule in Palestine, refused to surrender.

耶路撒冷陷落后，该堡是犹太人在巴勒斯坦的最后一处抵抗据点，堡内守军拒绝投降。

After we left Arafat, we joined Prime Minister Netanyahu for a visit to Masada.

与阿拉法特分别后，内塔尼亚胡总理陪同我们参观了马撤达古堡。

The seeds were found at Masada during the 1963-65 excavations of the fortress built in the first century BC.

在挖掘1963-65修建于公元前一世纪的堡垒时，科学家在马察达发现了这些种子。

So if you go to Israel now Masada is a shrine.

马萨达现在是以色列圣地。

i remember fighting the romans at masada

我记得在死海东岸的马察达和罗马人战斗