janissaries

janissaries

美 [ˈdʒænəˌsɛriz] 　英 [ˈdʒænɪˌseri:z]

• 网络禁卫军；苏丹亲兵；尼切亚近卫军

词形变化

复数：janissaries  

英汉解释

n.	1. a member of the Turkish sultan's elite personal guard from the 14th century until 1826. Janissaries were recruited from Christians in the Balkans and disbanded as part of 19th-century reforms. 2. a loyal follower or supporter

例句

Similarly, the Janissaries, the elite slave troops of the Ottoman emperors, were not allowed to marry.

与之相似的是，土耳其皇帝们的上层奴隶武装——禁卫军，也不被允许结婚生子。

Trained in many weapons, these Janissaries, fight with a halberd and are protected by mail armour.

苏丹近卫戟兵精通多种武器，但主要以长戟作战，身穿链甲。

The Janissaries are mostly formed from a levy of Christian boys, but also include prisoners of war who have converted to Islam.

苏丹近卫军主要从基督教男童中徵召，但有时亦会收纳皈依伊斯兰的战俘。