王zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • pó luó zhōu wèi yú mǎ lái qún dǎo， tài píng yáng xī bù de yī zuò dǎo yǔ， zài fěi lǜ bīn de xī nán miàn， sū lù hé zhǎo wā hǎi zhī jiān。 shì shì jiè dì sān dà dǎo， wén lāi wáng guó zài qí xī běi hǎi 'àn； dǎo de qí tā bù fēn bèi yìn dù ní xī yà hé mǎ lái xī yà fēn zhàn
    An island of the western Pacific Ocean in the Malay Archipelago between the Sulu and Java seas southwest of the Philippines. It is the third-largest island in the world. The sultanate of Brunei is on the northwest coast; the rest of the island is divided between Indonesia and Malaysia.
  • suǒ luó mén yǐ sè liè guó wáng ， yīn qí zhì huì hé jiàn zhù shè jì zhù chēng， hòu zhě bāo kuò wèi yú yé lù sǎ lěng de shèng diàn
    King of Israel famous for his wisdom and his architectural projects, including the Temple in Jerusalem.
  • níng zài dì yù wéi wáng ， bù zài tiān táng wéi chén。
    Better be foremost among commoners than be the lowest of the aristocracy.
  • dé guó de tè bié shì pǔ lǔ shì de zī chǎn jiē jí fǎn duì fēng jiàn zhù hé zhuān zhì wáng cháo de dǒu zhēng， yī jù huà， zì yóu zhù yì yùn dòng， yuè lái yuè yán zhòng liǎo。
    The fight of the German, and especially, of the Prussian bourgeoisie, against feudal aristocracy and absolute monarchy, in other words, the liberal movement, became more earnest.
  • yī zhǒng zhōng shì jì de zhì dù： guó wáng jiāng tǔ dì zhuǎn ràng gěi guì zú， guì zú zài zhuǎn ràng gěi nóng mín。 tiáo jiàn shì měi gè rén bì xū xiàng tā shàng jí fú yì huò jiāo shuì。
    Medieval system, where land was grant by a king to his aristocracy, and by the aristocrat to the peasant, on condition that each pay a service( or feudal duty) to his superior.
  • wáng shì jiā zú chéng bēi tàn guì zú shè huì de xiāo shī。
    The royal members lamented the passing of aristocratic society.
  • shēng yú wáng shì huò xiǎn guì de jiā tíng
    Born in the purplebborn in a royal or very aristocratic family
  • dāng shí zhè zhǒng wǔ dǎo hái bù shì zhí yè yǎn chū jié mù， chū chǎng biǎo yǎn dedōu shì yī cǐ guì zú cháo chén， wáng shì hé gōng jué fǔ de jié mù zhù chí rén yě wǎng wǎng cān jiā。 yīn cǐ， bā lěi de wǔ bù hé wǔ zī yòu zhèng guī de xíng shì， ér bù shì nán dù hěn dà。
    Ballets were not then professional shows; they were performed by the aristocratic courtiers often by the royal or ducal host as well and, accordingly, their steps and movements were formal rather than difficult.
  • ā jīn kù 'ěr fǎ guó běi bù 'ā hā xī běi piān xī de yī gè cūn zhuāng。 1415 nián 10 yuè 25 rì， yīng wáng hēng lì wǔ shì zài cǐ cūn zhòngchuāng bīng lì yuǎn shèng yú jǐ de fǎ jūn。 zhè cì shèng lì xiǎn shì liǎo zhuāng bèi dà gōng de jūn duì yōu yú chuānzhuó hòu zhòng kuī jiá de fēng jiàn wǔ shì
    A village of northern France west-northwest of Arras. On October25,1415, Henry V of England decisively defeated a much larger French army here. The victory demonstrated the effectiveness of longbow-equipped troops over heavily armored feudal knights.
  • sài mì sī táo kè lì sī duì bō sī wáng de huà shuō dé jí shì。 tā shuō： “ yán yǔ yòu rú zhāng guà zhǎn lǎn de huā zhān， qí zhōng de tú xíng dōushì xiǎn míng de； ér sī xiǎng zé yòu rú juàn zhé qǐ lái de huā zhān。 ”
    It was well said by Themistocles, to the king of Persia, That speech was like cloth of Arras, opened and putabroad; whereby the imagery doth appear infigure; whereas in thoughts they lie but as in packs.
  • wáng píng： qǐ zhǐ yòu yì sī， hái zhēn kuáng dé kě 'ài。
    Wang Ping: More than that. His arrogance is lovely.
  • xiàn zài de lǐ 'ěr quán wú guó wáng de 'ào màn zì dà， qíng xù dī luò， bēi tòng yù jué， tā shuō dào： wǒ zhī dào nǐ bù 'ài wǒ， yīn wéi wǒ qīng qīng chǔ chǔ dì jì dé nǐ de liǎng gè jiě jiě dū nüè dài wǒ。
    His kingly arrogance gone and now a broken man, he says:I know you do not love me;for your sisters have, as I do remember, done me
  • bèi níng wáng guó měi shù
    Kingdom of Benin art
  • jūn wáng zhī dào jūn wáng duì quán lì de qiǎo miào yùn yòng
    The artful exercise of power by a king.
  • chuán shuō zhōng yà sè wáng de shén jiàn。
    the legendary sword of King Arthur.
  • kǎ mò luò tè zài yīng guó yà sè wáng chuán qí zhōng yà sè wáng de wáng gōng suǒ zài dì
    In Arthurian legend, the site of King Arthur's court.
  • chuán shuō zhōng《 yà sè wáng hé tā de yuán zhuō qí shì》 lǐ de yuán xíng de zhuō zǐ。
    the legendary circular table for King Arthur and his knights.
  • kè mù lún zài yà sè wáng chuán qí zhōng， tā shì yà sè wáng zāo shòu zhì mìng chuāngshāng de zhàn chǎng
    In Arthurian legend, the battlefield where King Arthur was mortally wounded.
  • yà sè wáng hé tā de yuán zhuō wǔ shì men de yà sè wáng hé tā de yuán zhuō wǔ shì men de yòu guān yà sè wáng hé tā de yuán zhuō wǔ shì men de
    Of or relating to King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table.
  • shǔ yú yà sè wáng hé tā de yuán zhuō wǔ shì men， huò yòu guān yà sè wáng hé tā de yuán zhuō wǔ shì men。
    of or relating to King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table.
  • gé wēn nà wéi 'ěr yà sè wáng chuán shuō zhōng yà sè wáng de qī zǐ hé lán sī luò tè de qíng rén
    The wife of King Arthur and lover of Lancelot according to Arthurian legend.
  • méi lín yà sè wáng chuán shuō zhōng yà sè wáng de gù wèn， shì yī gè mó shù shī hé yù yán jiā
    In Arthurian legend, a magician and prophet who served as counselor to King Arthur.
  • （《 yà sè wáng chuán》） yuán zhuō huì yì shàng de wǔ shì zhī yī； yà sè wáng de péng yǒu zhí dào（ jù yī xiē chuán shuō de yì běn） tā chéng liǎo yà sè wáng qī zǐ gé wéi nà wéi yà de qíng rén。
    (Arthurian legend) one of the knights of the Round Table; friend of King Arthur until (according to some versions of the legend) he became the lover of Arthur's wife Guinevere.
  • gāo wén zài yà sè wáng chuán qí zhōng， yà sè wáng de yī gè zhí zǐ， yuán zhuō qí shì zhī yī
    In Arthurian legend, a nephew of King Arthur and a Knight of the Round Table.
  • kǎn bèi 'ěr tí xǐng wǒ men yào xiàng yà sè wáng de qí shì men chū fā qù xún zhǎo tā men de shèng bēi yī yàng qù xíng shì。
    Campbell urges us to do like King Arthur's knights when they set out on their Holy Grail.
  • tuō mǎ sī · mǎ luò lǐ ( yuē 1395 ～ 1471)， xiě yòu sǎnwén chuán qí《 yà sè wáng zhī sǐ》。
    and Thomas Malory (c.1395-1471), who wrote the prose legend, Le Morte D'Arthur.
  • （《 yà sè wáng chuán》） yuán zhuō huì yì shàng de wǔ shì zhī yī。
    (Arthurian legend) one of the knights of the Round Table.
  • jié lán tè yà sè wáng chuán qí lǐ de yī gè yuán zhuō qí shì， yī nī dé de zhàng fū
    In Arthurian legend, a Knight of the Round Table and the husband of Enid.
  • mò xī ná hǎi xiá shàng de hǎi shì shèn lóu， jù shuō shì yóu yà sè wáng de wū shī mó gēn · lǐ · fēi yǐn qǐ de。
    a mirage in the Strait of Messina (attributed to the Arthurian sorcerer Morgan le Fay).
  • （《 yà sè wáng chuán》） yuán zhuō huì yì shàng zuì dào dé de wǔ shì； néng gòu kàn jiàn shèng bēi de rén。
    (Arthurian legend) the most virtuous knight of the Round Table; was able to see the Holy Grail.
  • yīng guó chuán shuō zhōng yà sè wáng de gōng diàn suǒ zài zhī dì； gēn jù chuán shuō， jù yòu lǐ xiǎng zhōng de měi hǎo、 píng hé hé kāi wù。
    (Arthurian legends) the capital of King Arthur's kingdom; according to the legend, truth and goodness and beauty reigned there.
  • mǎ kě wáng zài yà sè wáng chuán qí zhōng de kāng wò 'ěr wáng ， yī suǒ 'ěr tè zhī fū， tā shì qí qī zǐ de qíng rén tè lǐ sī tǎn de shū shū
    In Arthurian legend, a king of Cornwall who was the husband of Iseult and the uncle of her lover Tristan.