eunuchs

英 [ˈjuːnəks]

美 [ˈjunəks]

n.  阉人; 太监; 宦官; 无权力(或影响)的人
eunuch的复数

柯林斯词典

• 太监;阉人
  Aeunuchis a man who has had his testicles removed.

双语例句

• And when the days were ended, after which the king had ordered they should be brought in: the Prince of the eunuchs brought them in before nabuchodonosor.
  君王规定带他们进宫的期限一满，宦官长就领他们进见拿步高。
• There were thousands of eunuchs in the palace.
  宫里有成千的太监。
• Who?'Two or three eunuchs looked down at him.
  有两三个太监从窗户往外看他。
• Here lived the concubines and eunuchs.
  妃嫔和太监们都住在这里。
• Why nothing for us eunuchs?
  怎么我们人妖就什么也没有？
• It would be dangers if the eunuchs get on position.
  宦官当权是危险的。
• Eunuchs, or men who lack external genitalia, are regarded as powerless in India and traditionally make a living on tips for dancing at weddings or blessing newborns.
  在印度，太监被认为是无能的人，他们依靠为别人的婚礼跳舞或给新生婴儿祈福得来的施舍度日。
• Records of eunuchs have been found in ancient Greece, Egypt, Rome, Turkey and Persia, but none of the other countries maintained the system for long.
  宦官的记录被发现于古希腊、古埃及、古罗马、土耳其和波斯帝国，然而没有其他国家维持这个制度太长时间。
• Yet, despite its low profile, any man who walks into the little exhibition hall will no doubt feel a chill down his spine: it's a museum dedicated to China's2,000-year history of eunuchs.
  然而，尽管它低调，但任何走进小展厅的男人无疑会感到脊背升起一丝寒意：这是一个专门介绍中国2000年宦官历史的博物馆。
• The museum dedicated to China's2,000-year history of eunuchs displays a knife that was used in castration.
  博物馆专门介绍中国两千年宦官历史展示了一把专用于去势的刀子。