tauromachy
「tauromachy」的意思
n. 斗牛术；斗牛戏
n.<古>斗牛(术)
「tauromachy」的用法
tauromachy公牛角斗 - 历史和文学
「tauromachy」的例句
The ancient Romans were known for their tauromachy, or bullfighting.
古罗马人以公牛角斗闻名。
The festival of tauromachy was a significant part of Roman culture.
公牛角斗节是罗马文化的重要组成部分。
In modern times, tauromachy has been replaced by more humane bull-fighting techniques.
在现代，公牛角斗已经被更人道的公牛表演所取代。
The word 'tauromachy' comes from the Greek words 'tauo' (to gore) and 'machy' (war).
'tauromachy'这个词来源于希腊语中的'tauo'（去角）和'machy'（战争）。
During the Roman Empire, tauromachy was often performed as a form of entertainment for the public.
在罗马帝国时期，公牛角斗经常作为公众娱乐的形式进行。
Some scholars argue that tauromachy had religious significance in ancient Rome.
一些学者认为古罗马的公牛角斗具有宗教意义。
The practice of tauromachy was also popular in other parts of the Roman world, including North Africa and Spain.
公牛角斗在罗马世界的其他部分也很流行，包括北非和西班牙。
'Tauromachy' is an important term for understanding Roman culture and history.
'tauromachy'是一个理解罗马文化和历史的重要术语。
The use of tauromachy in literature and art has helped to preserve its cultural significance.
在文学和艺术中使用tauromachy有助于保留其文化意义。