crusaders

英 [ˈkruːˈseɪdəz]

美 [kruˈseɪdərz]

n.  十字军战士; (某)运动的参加者
crusader的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT (某一事业的)拥护者，追随者
  Acrusader fora cause is someone who does a lot in support of it.
  1. He has set himself up as a crusader for higher press and broadcasting standards.
     他自认是一位追求更高的新闻和广播标准的斗士。
• 十字军战士
  ACrusaderwas a knight who fought in the Crusades.

双语例句

• The crusaders travelled through Venice on their return from the campaign and left behind them many of their spoils.
  因为十字军战罢归来路经威尼斯时留下了许多战利品。
• To Crusaders against gay marriage, however, the issue transcends electoral calculation.
  然而，对于抵制同性婚姻的斗士来说，这一问题超越了选举。
• Crusaders cast their spells in preparation for combat, reserving only a few for healing their soldiers and other unforeseen situations.
  圣战军为战斗准备了大量法术，只有很少部分用来治疗本方士兵或者应付突发状况。
• Even if they were motivated by economic reasons the way the crusaders obviously were.
  即使他们是被经济原因推动的，显然十字军是被经济原因推动。
• The Crusaders believed they were fighting for a noble cause.
  十字军战士认为他们是在为一项伟大的事业而战。
• The church contains the tombs of two medieval crusaders.
  这个教堂保存着两个中世纪十字军战士的坟墓。
• It is thought the custom of dyeing eggs was brought to Europe during the Middle Ages by the crusaders, as it was common practice among the egyptians, persians, phoenicians, Greeks and Romans to dye eggs for their spring festivals.
  人们认为给蛋染色的习俗是在中世纪由十字军战士传入欧洲的，因为埃及人、波斯人、腓尼基人、希腊人和罗马人惯常为庆祝其春节而将蛋染色。
• It seems the recipe of the original mince pies was brought back by the crusaders and has been evolving ever since.
  原来，原始的肉馅饼的配方是由十字军带回，并演变至今。
• The Crusaders fight for their country.
  十字军战士为了祖国而战。
• In a straight fight the crusaders usually won; in skirmishes, the Saracens often overcame their more numerous opponents.
  单打独斗，十字军战士通常会赢；在小规模战斗中，撒拉逊人经常能以少胜多。