tribunes

tribunes

美 [trɪˈbjun] 　英 [ˈtrɪbjuːn]

• n.讲坛；论坛；《论坛报》(大教堂中的)主教席
• 网络护民官；保民官；军团指挥官

词形变化

复数：tribunes  

英汉解释

n.	1. 讲坛;论坛;《论坛报》(大教堂中的)主教席;(古罗马公会堂的)执政官席位;(赛马场的)看台 2. 【罗史】护民官;军团司令官 3. 民众领袖;民众的保护人

英英解释

n.	1. a word used in the name of some newspapers 2. a government official in ancient Rome whose job was to protect the rights of ordinary people

例句

The roof of the base forms an entry plateau to the tribunes and also offers views to the smaller sport field at the side of the stadium.

底部的屋面形成了看台的入口平台，同时从这儿可以看到体育场侧面的小型运动场。

It came at the birthday feast which Herod, after Roman fashion, gave to the "princes, and tribunes , and chief men of Galilee. "

有一天，恰巧是希律的生日，希律摆设筵席，请了大臣和千夫长，并加利利作首领的。

All eight are remarkable people, and all eight come from a relatively privileged background; no working-class tribunes here.

八位英雄都不平凡，他们来自特权阶层，没有来自工人阶层的。

Tribunes enjoyed sancrosanct status and were personally above the law.

保民官享有极崇高的地位，个人上高于法律。

the tribunes were mere speakers;

护民官仅仅是代言人而已；