plebeians

plebeians

美 [pləˈbiən] 　英 [pləˈbiːən]

• adj.平民的；鄙俗的
• n.【罗史】庶民
• 网络平民阶层

词形变化

复数：plebeians  

反义词

英汉解释

n.	1. 【罗史】庶民,平民
adj.	1. 平民的;下等的,下贱的,鄙俗的

英英解释

n.	1. someone from a low social class in ancient Rome; an ordinary person with no special job or social position
adj.	1. typical of someone from a low social class, rather than of someone who is from a higher social class or well educated. This word is usually used in an insulting way

例句

The Roman patricians were clever enough to beat every such potential tyrant by giving in to a certain extent to the plebeians.

罗马贵族非常狡猾，他们对平民作出一定程度的让步以打击每一个这样的潜在的霸主。

It was only at this secondary stage that the struggle become a direct conflict between patricians and plebeians.

只有在这第二阶段，贵族和平民之间的斗争才成为正面的冲突。

An officer of ancient Rome elected by the plebeians to protect their rights from arbitrary acts of the patrician magistrates.

保民官古代罗马平民选举产生的保护他们的权利免受贵族地方行政官专横行为侵害的官员

I would lose support of the plebeians. . .

我这样会失去民众的支持的…

Let him take thee, And hoist thee up to the shouting plebeians: Follow his chariot, like the greatest spot Of all thy sex;

让他捉了你去，在欢呼的民众之前把你高高举起；追随在他的战车的后面，给人们看看你是你们全体女性中最大的污点；

On the Problems and the Resolutions Research on the Protecting Plebeians in Enemy Territory Faced by the Attacker in Armed Fight

武装冲突攻击方保护敌占区平民面临的问题及对策研究

struggle between the aristocrats and the plebeians

贵族与平民之间的斗争

The Problems of Roman Plebeians: Origin and Outline

罗马平民问题的由来及研究概况